I'll answer below, but I think the real answer is:
The FET is connected to the VCC/VBAT voltage rail, and you can't use it like a voltage regulator - so unless the GPS has its own voltage regulator, using the FET won't be a viable option for you. You'd be better off adding your own to the 3.3v rail.
a-Does that mean that I will get a 3.3V on VBAT?
No, with nothing connected you'll get VCC/VBAT's voltage on BAT_IN.
b-What would be the max amperage in this case?
It totally depends - basically it turns the FET into a resistor. With that little drive voltage the datasheet doesn't specify the resistance, but it should be a few Ohms.
c-Would the mosfet get hot?
If you short BAT_IN to GND then yes, it's possible. It's the same as a resistor in this case.
d-On this Pinout, which pin should I use to connect a load that will be powered through B0 controlled mosfet : VBAT, BAT_IN?
BAT_IN
e-What would the best pins to use: B6 & B7 for UART, which ones for I2C?
I don't think it really matters? It depends if you need any of the other peripherals handy.
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Hi,
I'll answer below, but I think the real answer is:
The FET is connected to the VCC/VBAT voltage rail, and you can't use it like a voltage regulator - so unless the GPS has its own voltage regulator, using the FET won't be a viable option for you. You'd be better off adding your own to the 3.3v rail.
No, with nothing connected you'll get VCC/VBAT's voltage on BAT_IN.
It totally depends - basically it turns the FET into a resistor. With that little drive voltage the datasheet doesn't specify the resistance, but it should be a few Ohms.
If you short BAT_IN to GND then yes, it's possible. It's the same as a resistor in this case.
BAT_IN
I don't think it really matters? It depends if you need any of the other peripherals handy.