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Panasonic Electric Works AQY221N3M1Y — Signal Relays

Panasonic AQY221N3M1Y PhotoMOS Relay, SPST-NO, 150 mA

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Panasonic Electric Works PhotoMOS™ AQY series, Signal Relay, SPST-NO (1 Form A), 150 mA, 25 V, 7.5 Ohm on-resistance, 4-SON, Surface Mount.

$6.2294Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Sourced new & surplus through independent channelsAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

AQY221N3M1Y specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesPhotoMOS™ AQY
Output typeAC, DC (RF)
MountingSurface Mount
Voltage - load0 V ~ 25 V
Voltage - input1.14VDC
Load current150 mA
CircuitSPST-NO (1 Form A)
PackageTape & Reel (TR)
Case4-SMD (0.116\", 2.95mm)
Termination styleSMD (SMT) Tab
On-State resistance7.5 Ohms

Product details

RF signal switching with PhotoMOS isolation

The AQY221N3M1Y is a normally-open single-pole solid-state relay from the PhotoMOS AQY series, designed for low-level AC and DC signal switching including RF paths up to the relay's bandwidth limits. Rated for 150 mA continuous load current across a 0 V to 25 V load voltage range, with a maximum on-state resistance of 7.5 Ohms — the R_on figure sets the insertion loss for the signal path and the self-heating at the rated current.

Package and board integration

Housed in a 4-pin SON package (4-SON, supplier device package code) measuring 2.95 mm on the longest side — a compact footprint for dense PCB layouts where isolation between control and load sides is required. Surface-mount termination with SMD tabs; the tape-and-reel packaging supports automated pick-and-place assembly. The 4-SON body has no exposed thermal pad — the 7.5 Ohm on-resistance at 150 mA dissipates about 170 mW, which the package handles without additional copper area beyond the signal traces.

Frequently asked questions

What is the on-resistance of AQY221N3M1Y and why does it matter?

Maximum on-state resistance is 7.5 Ohms. For a 150 mA load this produces roughly 170 mW of self-heating; more importantly, the R_on value directly sets the insertion loss in an RF or low-level analog signal path — a lower R_on means less signal attenuation through the relay.