Q2) A. A three phase half wave controlled rectifier shown in fig (1) with a delay angle a, theinput voltages are specified as va=100 cos(wt), v = 100 cos(wt + 120°), vc =100cos (wt-120°)1) Draw the average output voltage for a = 0°,30° and 60°.2) Draw the la, land i, for each a3) Calculate the average output voltage for each anVaVsTh,*ThzDTh3RلےELoad

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