Newcomer with no knowledge - question

[Colin Tarry]

Please could Anyone tell me what the pinout names S1 D1 and IN1 denote on a cmos analog Integrated circuit DG308ACJ I’ve read the data sheet but I don’t know the basics to know how the pin should be connected I’m guessing S is volt in D is volts out and IN is the voltage input to trigger the switch ? But I really don’t know! Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks

 

[rjenkinsgb]

You've got it.

IN is the logic signal that controls the switch.
That's relative to the ground pin.

S and D are the switch connections, nominaly S being input and D output, but they are bidirectional in practice.

They are analog switches, you can consider them a floating switch contact with a low value resistor in series, as long as the S &D stay within the permitted signal range for whatever supply voltages you are using.

 

[Colin Tarry]

Great many thanks for helping !