The present invention provides a single-phase
inverter based on one-stage energy conversion and a modulation strategy thereof, and relates to the technical field of inverters. The single-phase
inverter of the present invention reuses inductors and filter capacitors in Buck mode and Boost mode, so the proposed circuit topology only requires a single
inductor and
filter capacitor component, which reduces the number of inductors and filter capacitors compared to the traditional two-stage structure circuit, and improves the
power density. At the same time, based on the one-stage energy conversion, the present invention only has one-stage switching tube working at a
high frequency to perform energy conversion, thereby improving efficiency. The present invention proposes a dual-
carrier modulation strategy with different amplitudes for the proposed one-stage energy conversion single-phase
inverter topology. Smooth switching of the converter between Buck mode and Boost mode can be achieved. The frequencies of the two carriers can be adjusted so that the Buck mode and Boost mode of the converter have the same or different switching frequencies.