A simple low-voltage BiCMOS four-quadrant analog multiplier using BiCMOS linear-region transconductors and pre-input is presented. Its basic configuration and design principle are analyzed in detail. The multiplier is designed in a typical 1.2 μm BiCMOS process and the simulated results are given through SPICE. Simulated results show that for a power supply of ±3 V, the power consumption is less than 2.5 mW, and full-scale linear input range is about ±2 V. Both the total harmonic distortion (THD) and non-linearity error are less than 0.8% with an input range up to ±1.6 V. The simulated -3 dB bandwidth is more than 110 MHz.