At present, wireless power transfer (WPT) technique has beensuccessfully adoptedin many applicationsnot only forthe low power applicationsas in medical device and consumer electronics but also in the electric vehicle (EV) high power application[1-3].Especially in the wireless EV’s battery charger, the use of magnetically coupling provided no directly physical and electrical contact between the electric source and load which make them more safety and more convenient than the conventional conductive EV’s battery charger[4].To compensate for the reactive power required from the coupled coilsneededtotransfer power at large air gap, primary and/or secondary windingalways compensate in series or parallel with the capacitor whichformedthe four basic compensation topologiesas series-series (SS), series-parallel (SP), parallel-series (PS), and parallel-parallel (PP)topology[5].Since, in SS topology as shown in Fig. 1(a), the power transfer capability may decrease if a small load is connectedor when operating at high primary ZPA frequency due to the increase of the reflected resistance in the primary side. Moreover, it may also resultin the primary current’s distortion due to thedecrease of the primary’s quality factorif the reflected resistance become significant. But the uncompensated secondary topology as shown in Fig.1(b)with appropriate design can solve these problems. This paper presents a design of WPT system that has no compensation capacitor in secondary side (uncompensated secondary topology) but have only series compensated capacitor in the primary side with increase power transfer capabilitywhen compared to the SS topology.With the removal of the capacitor on the secondary coil, the effect of the reflected reactance is cancelled through a proper selection of the primary compensated capacitor. This means that the problem of frequency deviation due to the reflected impedance from the secondary circuit is minimized. The important advantages of the proposed design includeless component count and complexity of the WPT system withan increased power transfer capabilityand less distortion on the primary current compared with the SS topology. Moreover, the proposed method is suitable to use with small load and high frequencythat has beenrecently recommended by the society of automotive engineers (SAEJ2954)to be 85 kHzfor EV applications [6].Theoretical studiedof mutual inductance coupling modelvia phasor analysis techniquehas been performed and verify by computer simulation. The experimental result from the 50 W laboratory prototype circular magnetic structure at 6 cm air gap compared to SS topology can validate the design proposed.