a) i. Represent the waveform of the voltage across the load U(t), the diode UD(t), and the chopper UH(t).

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U_S$.

2. a) i. Represent the waveform of the voltage across the load $U(t)$ , the diode $U_D(t)$ , and the chopper $U_H(t)$ .

When switch H is closed ( $0 \le t \le T_{ON}$ ):
- The supply voltage $U_S$ is applied across the motor (load). $U(t) = U_S$ .
- The diode D is reverse biased, so $U_D(t) = -U_S$ .
- The voltage across the closed switch H is $U_H(t) = 0$ .
**When switch H is open ( $T_{ON} < t \le T$ ):

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2. a) i. Represent the waveform of the voltage across the load U(t), the diode U_D(t), and the chopper U_H(t). When switch H is closed (0 t T_ON): The supply voltage U_S is applied across the motor (load). U(t) = U_S. The diode D is reverse biased, so U_D(t) = -U_S. The voltage across the closed switch H is U_H(t) = 0. *When switch H is open (T_ON < t T):