A Reverse Polarity Rectifier is used in power supply circuits to protect against reverse polarity connections. It serves to prevent damage to sensitive electronic devices by blocking the flow of current when the polarity of the input voltage is reversed. In the event of the reverse polarity connection, where the positive and negative terminals are inadvertently swapped, the rectifier prevents current from flowing into the circuit, protecting downstream components from damage.

Attributes:
• Ensures safety and integrity of the electrical components
• Manufactured to precise specifications and are built for durability, and reliability

Applications:
A Reverse Polarity Rectifier allows current to flow in one direction while blocking it in the opposite direction. It ensures that the current flows only when the input voltage is correctly oriented, preventing potential damage.