Abstract This dissertation proposes a new topology H-bridge converter with additional switch legs (HA converter). The proposed topology has simple circuit structure with expandability and flexibility. With six semiconductor devices and single inductor, the topology is capable of operating as buck, boost, and buck-boost converter. Theoretically, it demonstrates low common mode current and electromagnetic interference (EMI) by solidly connecting grounds of input and output terminals. The proposed topology is advantageous not only in grid-connected power conversion application but also in standalone power system such as electric vehicle, because these systems include large parasitic capacitances and are prone to high common mode EMI due to the wide mechanical structure of the conductor.
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