Its 25 ns reverse recovery time (trr) keeps switching losses low in hard-switched topologies like power-factor-correction boost stages and flyback secondary rectification. The 1.1 V forward voltage at 6.5 A is typical for a 200 V-class ultrafast diode — it's a trade-off that favors speed over a lower Vf. With a 175°C maximum junction temperature, the die can handle sustained thermal stress in enclosed power supplies where airflow is minimal.
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D2PAK package — board-level fit
The part comes in a D2PAK surface-mount package with the standard 2-lead-plus-tab footprint. At 6.5 A per diode with a 25 ns trr, the switching losses are low enough that a properly laid-out D2PAK with adequate copper area can handle the dissipation without forced air in many PFC designs.