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This project aims to address these challenges by designing a low-noise amplification circuit, added at the output of the SMR as shown in figure 1.1. In a first step, the piezoelectric sensor stage of the NEMS is examined to extract the specifications of the amplification circuit. In a second stage, using the table of specification developed previously, a design for the amplification circuit will be chosen and validated through simulation. Finally, tests will be conducted to characterize the fabricated PCB.