In an era marked by the proliferation of connected devices, the imperative to minimize ecological impact has become paramount. Novel solutions are required to make circuits reconfigurable while also prioritizing energy efficiency. This work delves into one such solution: the design of circuits capable of self reconfiguration based on contextual cues. The study centers on Multiphase Reception Radio Frequency (MR-RF) circuits, specifically investigating their integration with embedded test strategies. Central to this work is the N-path mixer, a cornerstone in modern multiphase receivers. Harnessing the N-path mixer's unique attributes, this study explores its versatility and configurable potential, positioning it not only as an independent testing entity but also a calibration tool.