  This paper reports a summary of the contents contents of six hours of
lectures on the CMB anisotropy experiments given at the Strasbourg NATO school
on the CMB and cosmology. (Its companion paper, astro-ph/9705101 reports the
lectures on the CMB spectrum.) A context is set as a bridge from the
theoretical CMB anisotropy lectures and the experimental situation. The COBE
DMR results are reveiwed in detail and as pioneer for future space missions.
Current and planned experiments are discussed in preference to reviewing
already completed observations. The NASA MidEX mission MAP is discussed in some
detail including figures. The ESA M3 mission Max Planck Surveyor is also
reviewed in some detail though its final configuration is not yet fully
settled. The recent history and current versions are presented. Tables and
references for experiments are included.
