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According to you above circuit, you are showing current and voltage at a resistive load.
Three possible explanations (there may be more):
- the load isn't resistive
- the measurement is incorrect
- the cirscuit is different
My previous remark about the filter dimensioning being unsuitable was mainly related to the observed resistor overload, which also shouldn't happen.
The voltage looks like a clean sine waveform, the current doesn't.Yellow - output voltage on the load;
Blue - output current on the load;
Three possible explanations (there may be more):
- the load isn't resistive
- the measurement is incorrect
- the cirscuit is different
My previous remark about the filter dimensioning being unsuitable was mainly related to the observed resistor overload, which also shouldn't happen.