In this study, a novel topology for the single‐phase transformerless grid‐connected inverters family is proposed. By using the series–parallel switching conversion of the integrated switched‐capacitor module in a packed unit, several merits can be added to the proposed inverter, such as higher efficiency, boosting ability within a single‐stage operation, and removing the leakage current problem by using the common grounding technique. In this study, a peak current controller strategy is implemented in order to generate the gate pulses of semiconductor switches. Moreover, this strategy is used to control both the active and reactive powers. Therefore, a thoroughly controlled current with a proper quality can be supplied to the grid from a single source renewable energy resource. The operating procedure, design consideration, comparison study, and the experimental results for a 510 W prototype are presented in order to validate the correctness and feasibility of the proposed topology.
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