A New lesser Number of Components 13-Level Switched Capacitor Based Inverter

In this paper, a new 13-level inverter based on switched-capacitor is discussed. The design is appropriate for inexhaustible energy or green energy applications that need an input voltage source of low magnitude. With the use of switched capacitors, this device is capable of increasing the voltage by a factor of six. It doesn’t need complicated circuits or closed-loop controllers to make sure that the capacitors are balanced, and there are no control algorithms. The analysis of capacitance and the best value for capacitors are talked about. A good comparison is made between the proposed structure and the literature that already exists to see how well the inverter works. The results from the Matlab/Simulink application to find out the change in frequency, dynamic changes in load, changes in modulation index, and voltage across capacitors are provided to demonstrate that the suggested topology functions correctly and is risk-free. A more extensive version of this article is now being written, and once it is completed, it will be submitted to the journal along with the experiments.