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The AAT4616AIPU-T1 is a discontinued single-channel P-channel power distribution switch manufactured by Skyworks Solutions Inc. It operates within a load voltage range of 2.4V to 5.5V and supports a maximum output current of 2A. The device features an active-low control interface with a typical on-resistance of 130 milliohms and a maximum of 230 milliohms. Key electrical parameters include a maximum on-time of 7 microseconds and off-time of 10 microseconds, with a power dissipation rating of 1.18W. It functions in high-side configurations across a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C.
This component has been officially discontinued and is no longer in production. Verification of availability should focus on surplus or secondary market sources rather than direct manufacturer supply. Engineers must confirm the specific lot date code and physical condition when sourcing from non-authorized distributors. Replacement qualification is required before integration into new designs due to the end-of-life status.
Designers should evaluate the 2A current capacity and 130 milliohm on-resistance against target load requirements. The active-low control logic must align with the host controller's output signals. Thermal performance needs assessment based on the 1.18W dissipation limit and ambient operating conditions. The absence of a driver voltage supply simplifies board layout but requires careful attention to gate drive levels relative to the source potential.
The AAT4616 series belongs to Skyworks' portfolio of power distribution switches aimed at portable applications. This specific variant utilizes a P-channel MOSFET architecture controlled via an active-low input. The family is characterized by low on-resistance and integrated protection features suitable for managing power rails in battery-operated devices where efficiency and safety are critical design constraints.
MIC2095-2YMT-TR is identified as a similar replacement option available from Microchip Technology.
The device uses an active-low control interface, meaning the switch turns on when the control pin is driven low.
No, the device does not require a separate Vcc or Vdd supply voltage; it is powered directly through the load path.