No official successor part is listed on the record.
1.5 A adjustable output — what it covers
This is a single-output positive adjustable linear regulator with a 1.5 A current rating. The output range is 1.25 V minimum to 37 V maximum, with a 40 V maximum input.
PSRR and protection — why the 80 dB matters
The PSRR is specified at 80 dB typical at 120 Hz, dropping to 65 dB at higher frequencies. That 80 dB at line frequency gives you solid ripple rejection from a rectified AC supply — useful if you are feeding a sensitive analog front-end or an ADC reference. The built-in over-current, over-temperature, and short-circuit protection mean it will survive a bench fault or a field overload without letting the magic smoke out.
TO-252-3 — surface-mount swap on site
The package is TO-252-3 (DPak), a surface-mount part with a tab for heat sinking. It is not socket-friendly, so a field swap means hot air or a soldering iron with a large tip. The tab is the output pin, so the board copper pour is part of the thermal path. Orientation is straightforward — the tab is the big metal pad, and the three leads are in a row. If you are carrying a field kit, bring a pre-tinned replacement and a hot-air station; this is not a part you swap with tweezers and a soldering iron on a customer site without a bench.