The three-phase half-wave phase-controlled rectifier with an RL load transforms three-phase AC into pulsating DC while considering the inductive nature of the load. The firing angle, set at 60, determines when the thyristors start conducting, influencing the power delivered to the RL load. The resulting waveforms exhibit non-sinusoidal load currents due to the interaction of the RL load, causing a phase shift between voltage and current. The gate voltages control the conduction period of the thyristors, affecting the rectification process