This study proposes a new two‐stage high voltage gain boost grid‐connected inverter for AC‐module photovoltaic (PV) system. The proposed system consists of a high‐voltage gain switched inductor boost inverter cascaded with a current shaping (CS) circuit followed by an H ‐bridge inverter as a folded circuit and its switches operate at line frequency. The switched inductor boost converter (SIBC) has one switch operates like a continuous conduction mode. The maximum power of the PV module is achieved through the SIBC circuit whereas the grid connection requirements are accomplished using the CS circuit with the H ‐bridge inverter. The switch of the CS circuit is controlled with a sine wave modulation control scheme. The main advantages of the new proposed system are high boosting gain, lower switching losses and reduces the ground leakage current as all H ‐bridge switches operate at the line frequency. A 120 W prototype has been built and experimentally tested. It has been found that experimental results have a good matching with the proposed analysis and simulation results.
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