Fig. 2
From: Magnetic field compatible circuit quantum electrodynamics with graphene Josephson junctions

Resonator spectroscopy as a function of Pin and VG a |S21| (Norm.) as a function of input frequency f and input power Pin. At single photon occupancy the resonator experiences a frequency shift χ due to repulsion from an energy level above the resonator (device A). b Diagram of the Dirac cone band structure of graphene. Changing VG to tune μ allows the dominant charge carriers to be varied between hole, charge neutral and electron-like regimes. c At single photon occupancy, |S21| (Norm.) is measured as f and VG are varied, with the voltage at CNP (VCNP = 7.8 V) subtracted. In the p-regime, χ oscillates as VG is varied. We extract the charge carrier density nc d from the white linecut to generate a Fourier transform e that is consistent with Fabry-Perot oscillations in a cavity of d = 220 nm