A three-phase three-pulse converter would operate as a line commutate

1.	A three-phase three-pulse converter would operate as a line commutated inverter when
A.	30° < α < 60°
B.	90° < α <180°
C.	90° > α
D.	it can never operate as a line commutated inverter
Answer» C. 90° > α

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