Instructions for Use:

1. Supply Voltage:

   • Ensure that the supply voltage (V_DD) is within the range of -15.4V to +15.4V.
   • The device can operate with a single or dual supply.

2. Supply Current:

   • The typical supply current when all switches are off is 300μA.

3. On-Resistance (R_ON):

   • The on-resistance is typically 180Ω at V_DD = ±5V and I_SW = ±10mA.
   • Ensure that the load current does not exceed the maximum current rating to avoid excessive power dissipation.

4. Off-Leakage Current (I_OFF):

   • The off-leakage current is typically 1nA at V_DD = ±15V.
   • This parameter is important for low-power applications.

5. Breakdown Voltage (V_BR):

   • The breakdown voltage is 35V, which is the maximum voltage that can be applied continuously without damaging the device.

6. Input Voltage Range (V_IN):

   • The input voltage range should be between -15.4V and +15.4V to avoid damage to the device.

7. Switching Time (t_sw):

   • The switching time is typically 100ns for a 10pF load.
   • Ensure that the switching speed meets the requirements of your application.

8. Logic Input Voltages (V_IH, V_IL):

   • The logic high input voltage (V_IH) should be between 2.0V and V_DD.
   • The logic low input voltage (V_IL) should be between 0V and 0.8V.

9. Logic Input Current (I_IL, I_IH):

   • The input current for both logic high and low states is typically 1μA.
   • Ensure that the driving circuit can provide or sink this current.

10. Handling and Storage:

    • Handle the device with care to avoid static discharge.
    • Store in a dry environment to prevent moisture damage.

11. Mounting and Soldering:

    • Follow recommended soldering profiles to avoid thermal damage.
    • Ensure proper alignment and orientation during mounting.

12. Testing:

    • Test the device under specified conditions to ensure it meets the required performance parameters.

For detailed specifications and further information, refer to the ADG509AK datasheet provided by Analog Devices.