Abstract: A channel sharing method includes receiving a signal in a frequency band. The frequencies in the signal above a cutoff frequency are filtered to generate a filtered signal. The cutoff frequency is determined based on a frequency region that includes a plurality of frequency bands. The filtered signal is amplified using a mixer-tuned low noise amplifier (LNA). The mixer-tuned LNA includes a passive switching mixer and an LNA. The passive switching mixer presents a tunable impedance to the LNA. The LNA provides a voltage gain to the passive switching mixer. The voltage gain being proportional to the tunable impedance.

Abstract: A channel sharing method includes receiving a signal in a frequency band. The frequencies in the signal above a cutoff frequency are filtered to generate a filtered signal. The cutoff frequency is determined based on a frequency region that includes a plurality of frequency bands. The filtered signal is amplified using a mixer-tuned low noise amplifier (LNA). The mixer-tuned LNA includes a passive switching mixer and an LNA. The passive switching mixer presents a tunable impedance to the LNA. The LNA provides a voltage gain to the passive switching mixer. The voltage gain being proportional to the tunable impedance.

Abstract: A switching mixer that includes an input configured to receive a radio frequency (RF) signal, a set of inductors, and a set switches in a one-to-one relationship with the set of inductors. The set of switches are configured to alternate turning off in a quadrature sequence of a switching cycle. When a respective switch of the set of switches is turned off: the respective switch connects the input to a respective inductor of the set of inductors to convert the RF signal to a baseband current; and each remaining inductor of the set of inductors is configured to maintain current therein.