Software Defined Radios Market by Application (Defense, Homeland Security, & Commercial) Analysis to - 2020

Over the next six years. It highlights the analysis of drivers, restraints, challenges, and opportunities that impact the industry. It also provides the details about the industry and technology trends that currently prevail in this market.

The report also analyses the market with a special focus on the fast-growing product segments such as tactical radio, cognitive radio, and UHF radio. It also highlights the analysis of market dynamics with the factors that currently drive the software defined radio market.

Browse more than 74 market data tables with 47 figures spread through 133 pages and in-depth TOC on "Software Defined Radios Market by Application (Defense, Homeland Security, & Commercial), by Type (JTRS, Cognitive, TETRA, & Intelligent Radio) - Forecasts & Analysis to 2014 - 2020"

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The key players profiled in the report are BAE Systems Plc. U.K.), Raytheon (U.S.), Northrop Grumman Corporation (U.S.), L-3 Communications Holdings, Inc. (U.S.), Thales SA(U.K.),Rockwell Collins (U.S.). Apart from a general overview of the companies, it also provides the details of their financial positions, key products & services, growth strategies, and key developments.

The main advantages of software defined radio are their interoperability and flexibility. SDRs offer versatile interoperability allowing them to receive and transmit a wide range of radio frequency according to their configuration.

U.S. and Europe have the majority of the market share in the global software defined radio market. U.S. JTNC program, Europe’s ESSOR, and various other national level programs from countries such as Germany, France, Italy, and Spain are adding to the momentum in the European region. The need for interoperability and military modernization programs are the main drivers for the defense segment.

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Need for interoperability in commercial and homeland security deployment is identified as a major factor for the growth of SDRs. The existence of a variety of standards such as 2G, 3G and 4G in commercial communication makes software defined radio an absolute necessity. The homeland security segment requires interoperability to enable various state level law enforcement agencies and agencies involved in search and rescue to communicate with each other.

The increasing mobile traffic in commercial segment and network centric warfare requirement in the defense segment will be the critical factors as far as software defined radio market is concerned.