Abstract: An insulated-gate type field-effect transistor (MOST) analog switching circuit which has improved capacitance compensation to provide high speed, low transient noise operation and which is readily implemented as an integrated circuit comprises a switching MOST coupled between an analog signal input terminal and an output terminal, and two series connected compensation MOSTs which are substantially the same size as the switching MOST. The compensation MOSTs are connected so as to function as compensation capacitors and the series circuit is connected between the output terminal of the switching circuit and a source of pulses of opposite phase to the switching pulses applied to the gate of the switching MOST. The compensation MOSTs can be interconnected in different ways to form the series circuit, but gate-to-gate interconnection is preferred where the junction capacitance between the source-drain and substrate is not negligible with respect to the gate capacitance.