J. Ran, Yewen Zhang, Xiao-dong Chen, K. Fang, Hong Chen
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This paper presents our observation of the abnormal Doppler effect inside a reconfigurable balanced transmission line, which has zero index at the balanced frequency. By applying a digital signal controller, a moving reflective interface is built inside this transmission line. The normal, inverse and zero Doppler effects are observed at different frequencies, which gives a completed picture of Doppler effect in metamaterials.