Error Analysis Techniques are illustrated for tracking, analyzing, and predicting the effects of systematic, random, and periodic errors that are created by component and manufacturing tolerances, environmental effects, and field degradation phenomena. The effects of these errors on beam pointing accuracy, gain loss, and sidelobe control are illustrated using computer simulation tools. Both addresses appear above. Payment through Georgia Tech Lorraine for the Metz program may be in U.S. dollars, French Francs, or in Euros. Registrants will be permitted to attend only if arrangements for payment have been made prior to the start of the program.
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