The MRFR report segments the military radar systems market across range, frequency, type, platform, dimension, application and component — offering insight into where value is concentrated and where growth may accelerate.
Platform: Land-based radars currently dominate many procurement programmes, particularly for border surveillance and ground threat detection; however, airborne (fighter jets, UAVs), naval and space-based radars are gaining traction. MRFR indicates land-based platforms as poised to spur the market. 
Application: Areas such as air missile defence, surveillance and airborne early warning are pivotal. MRFR identifies “surveillance airborne early warning radar” as a leading product type/segment.
Component: Radar systems increasingly depend on sophisticated subsystems — digital signal processors, antennas, transmit/receive modules, power amplifiers, stabilization systems. MRFR notes the “digital signal processor” as a component expected to lead the market over the forecast period. 
Technology/Dimension/Range: Emerging technologies such as AESA, GaN modules, phased arrays, 3D/4D radars are shaping the dimension segment. MRFR points out 3D radars as set to command the market in the forecast period. 
Frequency: X-band frequency appears important; MRFR reports that X-band is expected to lead the market over the forecast period.
By unpacking these segments, companies can prioritise where to invest: e.g., focus on airborne/multi-platform radar, or target component innovation (DSPs, antennas), or specialise in 3D/4D radar technologies. Such segmental granularities allow strategic targeting rather than broad-brush market participation.