Its headline rating is a 2.7 mOhm maximum on-resistance at 55 A with a 10 V gate drive, which puts it in the low-Rds(on) bracket for a 25 V part. The 57 nC gate charge at 5 V tells you it switches fast enough for medium-frequency DC-DC converters and motor drives, but the 7027 pF input capacitance at 15 V means you need a gate driver with decent peak current — don't try to drive it directly from a logic pin. Package is the TO-263-3 (D²Pak, Infineon's PG-TO263-3-2 variant), a surface-mount tabbed package that handles the 150 W dissipation at the case — bolt it to a heatsink or a copper plane.
Gate drive and switching — what the numbers mean
At 4.5 V the Rds(on) will be higher than the 2.7 mOhm spec (which is quoted at 10 V).
The TO-263-3 (D²Pak) is a surface-mount package with a large exposed metal tab — the drain connection.
It is an Infineon OptiMOS part, so it is widely distributed and second-sourced through the independent channel.
