The object of this thesis is to study a wireless transmission power of inductive charger utilizing inductive coupling theorem of transformer coils. Inductive charging systems transfer AC power by magnetically coupling a primary winding on the supply side to a secondary winding on the load side. Advantages of inductive charging include that the paddle is very easy for the consumer to use; an off-board charger reduces vehicle weight, which can contribute to extended vehicle range, and there are no exposed metal parts to corrode or degrade over time. The first purpose of this thesis is to improve the converter efficiency and soft switching for the main devices. By using the phase-shifted full-bridge zero-voltage-switched PWM technique, this charger can reduce switching loss, component stress, and electromagnetic interferences of power semiconductor devices. The second purpose is to discuss the effects of air-gap between primary core and secondary core.