When a single-phase full-bridge inverter works in the hard-switching state
the switching loss will increase significantly with the increasing of switching frequency
so that it will affect the efficiency of the inverter.In order to solve this problem
an energy-saving single-phase full-bridge resonant pole inverter is proposed.When the inverter is in the dead state
the voltage across the resonant capacitor in parallel with the main switch can decrease to zero via the resonance of the auxiliary circuit.The main switch can achieve zero-voltage switching
and the bidirectional auxiliary switch can realize zero-current switching.The operation process of the circuit in a switching cycle is analyzed.The experimental results show that the main switch and auxiliary switch can realize soft-switching.Therefore
the single-phase full-bridge soft-switching inverter can be applied at high switching frequency.