The invention relates to a low-
noise amplifier with an adjustable working frequency in a UHF (ultra-high-frequency) RFID (
Radio Frequency Identification) reader, improving
linearity by adopting a second-order
intermodulation current injection structure at an input terminal and realizing an adjustable central working frequency by adopting a
switched capacitor structure at an output terminal. The second-order
intermodulation current injection structure acquires an injection current value when a third-order
intermodulation current value is zero by analyzing the nonlinearity characteristic of a MOS (
Metal Oxide Semiconductor) tube; and a
switched capacitor is formed by connecting the MOS tube and a
capacitor at the output terminal. The
capacitor is switched on when the MOS tube is conducted, and the
capacitor is switched off when the MOS is
cut off, i.e. the capacitor value is changed at the output terminal by conducting or
cutting off the MOS. According to the known, when an
inductor value L is unchanged, and a capacitor value C is changed, the central working frequency can vary with the capacitor value C so as to adjust the central working frequency of the low-
noise amplifier. A
frequency mixer proposed by the invention has a working
voltage of 1.2 V and low power, accords with the requirements for
low voltage and low
power consumption and has great instruction meanings in aspects of simplifying a circuit structure, lowering the
power consumption, expanding a central working frequency point, and the like.