Solid State Relay or MOSFET to Switch 5V 3A Circuit Instead of Mechanical Relay?

Hello folks! I have a question I hope you can contribute.I have a design with a relay to power on a 5V circuit, the relay is commanded by a transistor which boost a 3.3v pulse to 5V pulse to activate the relay. The peak current through the relay is 3A.The thing is that now I want to avoid the relay to have less mechanical part on the circuit and also to avoid the noise that relay makes at the switch moment. ¿what do you recommend for this purpose? I though a Mosfet could handle but if you can suggest something would be great.
Best regards!

Hi,I love the MOSFET of third generation, the IRL540. It's perfect to piloting of large loads by microcontrollers. The letter L in its name means "Logic-Level Gate Drive". It is very fast, cheap and has a limited Rdson which results in zero dissipation and low operating temperatures. It can be piloted also with a "gate" voltage of 3.3 V. Its electrical characteristics are extremely interesting: the maximum VDS is 100 V, and the maximum drain current is 28 A, for a total dissipation of 150 W.Giovanni Di Maria

RobertoYou could go for a direct relay replacement (which allows for AC as well) with something in the AQV25x serieshttps://www3.panasonic.biz/ac/e_download/control/relay/photomos/catalog/semi_eng_he1a_aqv25_g.pdf
Or go to Digikey Integrated Circuits (ICs) > PMIC - Power Distribution Switches, Load Drivers. On the Canadian site it is here
https://www.digikey.ca/products/en/integrated...-power-distribution-switches-load-drivers/726
and start using the filters to get the numbers down. I picked TI and whittled down to this (just an example)http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tps22965-q1.pdf

Thanks a lot for your advice!Definitely a mosfet seems to be the best choice, like those load drivers.Regards!