Wireless　receivers　with　multiple　modes　and　standards　require　highly　linear　Pre-filters　to　prevent　strong　out-of-band　blocker　signals　from　corrupting　in-band　signals.　A　prefaced　SAW(surface　acoustic　wave)　filter　needed　in　conventional　receiver　structures　is　neither　tunable　nor　fully　integrated.　However,　when　the　multiple　frequency　bands　demand　to　be　supported,　the　combination　of　multiple　SAW　filters　increases　the　circuit＇s　size　and　cost.　This　paper　introduces　a　fully　integrated,　reconfigurable　wideband　wireless　receiver　based　on　N-path　technology.　The　circuit　utilizes　65nm　CMOS　technology　and　applies　the　Gain-Boosted　approach　to　reduce　the　noise　factor　to　3.3dB.　The　out-of-band　suppression　ability　of　the　circuit　is　improved　by　N-path　technology,　and　the　out-of-band　IIP3　is　up　to　+33.51dBm.　The　circuit＇s　power　consumes　46-72mW　at　0.5-2GHz　frequency,　and　the　layout　area　is　700∗1000μm2　©　2023　ACM.