650 V, 11 A N-channel in a DPAK — the SMPS and PFC workhorse
For a 150 W flyback running at 0.5 A average drain current, that's about 0.11 W conduction loss — well inside the 110 W package dissipation limit, but the real thermal limiter is the PCB copper area under the DPAK tab.
A 29 nC gate charge means a 100 mA gate-driver IC can switch this FET at roughly 3.4 MHz before the drive current becomes the limiting factor — in practice you'll run it well below that in a hard-switched converter, but the low Qg keeps the driver losses manageable. The 800 pF Ciss is low for a 650 V, 11 A device, which helps keep the Miller plateau short and reduces cross-conduction during the switching transition.
