The invention relates to a 
receiver front-end circuit based on an integrated 
inductor noise cancelling technology, and belongs to the field of 
radio frequency and 
millimeter wave integrated circuits. The 
receiver front-end circuit comprises two same 
branch circuits which comprise 
low noise amplifiers, I-channel frequency mixers, Q-channel frequency mixers, and trans-impedance amplifiers; an input 
signal is divided into two channels and the two channels are connected with the input ends of the 
low noise amplifiers of the two 
branch circuits respectively; the output ends of the 
low noise amplifiers of the 
branch circuits are connected with the public input ends of the I-channel and Q-channel frequency mixers in the branch circuits; the 
local oscillator ends of the I-channel frequency mixers in the two branch circuits are respectively connected with the 
local oscillator input ends of the whole circuit; the 
local oscillator ends of the Q-channel frequency mixers of the two branch circuits are respectively connected with the Q-channel local oscillator input ends of the whole circuit; the differential output end of the I-channel 
frequency mixer in one branch circuit is connected with the differential output end of the Q-channel 
frequency mixer in the other branch circuit, and is connected with the differential input end of the trans-impedance 
amplifier in the other branch circuit. Through the application of the 
receiver front-end circuit, the thermal 
noise generated by an integrated 
inductor can be eliminated greatly.