  We investigate the switching current distributions of ferromagnetic anomalous
Josephson junctions subjected to a linearly increasing bias current. Our study
uncovers a significant correlation between the position of the switching
current distributions and crucial system parameters, such as the strength of
the spin-orbit coupling and the Gilbert damping parameter. This indicates that
these parameters can be directly determined through experimental measurements.
By conducting a comprehensive analysis of the interplay among noise,
magnetization, phase dynamics, and the statistical properties of the switching
current distribution, we deepen our understanding of these intriguing cryogenic
spintronics devices. These findings hold potential for applications in the
field of quantum computing architectures and information processing
technologies.
