IGBT MOS tube

A 25 MHz crystal oscillator is an electronic component that generates a stable and precise frequency of 25 million cycles per second (25 MHz) using a quartz crystal as its frequency-determining element. A 25 MHz oscillator is commonly used to provide the clock signal for microcontrollers, processors, and digital systems that operate at this frequency. Communication Systems: Some wireless communication devices, such as Wi-Fi modules, Bluetooth modules, and RF transceivers, use 25 MHz oscillators for accurate timing and synchronization.