That figure is specified at 25°C junction; expect it to roughly double at 125°C, so a heatsink sized for the worst-case conduction loss at full load is non-negotiable. Gate charge totals 44.3 nC at 10 V — a moderate number that a standard 1 A gate driver can switch at 100 kHz without excessive cross-conduction losses. The input capacitance of 1960 pF at 100 V Vds gives the designer a handle on the Miller plateau duration during hard-switching events.
Through-hole package and temperature grade
Housed in a TO-220-3 through-hole package, the part suits designs where board-level rework or high-power dissipation demands a metal tab heatsink.