Hi,
The 400MR has no PTS synthesizer, so that’s out of the picture.
Still, other electronic apparatus with separate power supply may be the
culprit - for example the PFG/VT unit (you can switch it off and still record
spectra) or the Ethernet switch (try to find any 8-channel standard switch which
should work just fine).
Might also be the power supply of the nitrogen/helium meter - try to switch
it/them off (depending on the age of your system it might be a single unit or
two separate ones).
Another potential issue might be a missing ground connection in your 110/230 V
wall socket - this can also lead to such ripple on the housing. Try to switch the
console off and measure AC voltage via multimeter between the metal case and a
“true” ground like metal air tube, central heating/AC or the like.
Cheers
Bert
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