This　study　introduces　a　new　bootstrapped　switch　for　improving　sampling　linearity.　In　this　technology,　the　introduction　of　a　negative-voltage　bootstrap　capacitor　reduces　the　parasitic　capacitance　at　the　critical　signal　node,　thus　improving　its　linearity.　The　proposed　circuit　is　simulated　using　0.18-mu　m　complementary　metal-oxide-semiconductor　technology.　The　parasitic　capacitance　of　the　proposed　scheme　is　approximately　30%　lower　than　that　of　the　conventional　structure.　In　the　case　of　rail-to-rail　input,　the　proposed　switch　achieves　a　signal-to-noise-plus-distortion　ratio　(SNDR)　of　83.3　dB　and　a　spurious-free　dynamic　range　(SFDR)　of　82.3　dB　from　a　1.2-V　supply　at　a　50-MHz　sampling　rate.　The　SFDR　and　SNDR　of　the　proposed　bootstrapped　switch　increase　by　11.7　and　12.7　dB,　respectively,　compared　with　those　of　conventional　bootstrapped　switches.