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軟體無線電的全球市場(2025年~2035年)Global Software Defined Radio Market 2025 - 2035 |
預計 2025 年全球軟體無線電市場規模將達到 154.5 億美元,到 2035 年將達到 254.5 億美元,2025 年至 2035 年的複合年增長率為 5.12%。
軟體無線電的發展與運算能力、訊號處理演算法和嵌入式系統的進步密切相關。從類比訊號處理到數位訊號處理的轉變使得軟體無線電 (SDR) 極為緊湊、節能且功能多樣。快速處理器和現場可編程閘陣列 (FPGA) 使軟體無線電 (SDR) 能夠處理多種通訊協定並即時動態切換頻率,從而顯著提高通訊的可靠性和安全性。軟體框架的創新使 SDR 能夠與更廣泛的網路系統整合,包括物聯網基礎設施、衛星通訊鏈路和無人平台。這些功能支援動態頻譜共享,使無線電能夠識別和使用未使用的頻率。此外,人工智慧和機器學習的應用正在為訊號解讀、幹擾抑制和認知網路帶來新的自主性。透過整合軟體定義功能,無線電系統現在能夠執行波形識別、自適應路由和自癒連接等複雜功能。這種技術敏捷性重新定義了軍事、航空航太、商業和研究應用的通訊系統。最終,SDR 技術的影響不僅限於功能;它還實現了向可編程智慧通訊系統的過渡,這些系統可以隨著需求的變化而不斷發展。
若干策略和營運因素正在推動軟體定義無線電的全球應用。其中最重要的是,在複雜的作戰環境中,對適應性強、可互通的通訊系統的需求日益增長。無論是民用還是軍用,用戶都在尋求能夠在無需更改硬體的情況下跨不同頻率、協議和平台運行的解決方案。公共安全、航空和國防通訊系統的現代化進程正在加速從僵硬的硬體無線電轉向更大規模的轉變。對安全加密通訊日益增長的需求也使得軟體定義無線電(SDR)成為一個理想的選擇,因為它具有以軟體為中心的架構,可以快速部署安全性修補程式和加密更新。此外,無線通訊服務的擴展和頻譜效率日益增長的重要性使得動態的、軟體驅動的頻譜管理至關重要。數位轉型和全球向互聯生態系統的轉變,包括5G和物聯網的興起,進一步凸顯了傳統無線電的限制。軟體定義無線電 (SDR) 能夠連接傳統系統和新技術,提高營運彈性,同時降低長期基礎設施成本。隨著通訊環境變得更加動態和分層,軟體定義無線電憑藉其固有的靈活性和可重構性,正日益成為商業和政府部門的戰略資產。
各地區對軟體定義無線電的採用情況因戰略重點、基礎設施需求和防禦態勢而異。在北美,尤其是美國,軟體定義無線電是現代軍事和國土安全通訊系統的基礎組成部分,在網路中心戰能力和頻譜優勢方面投入了大量資金。區域專案著重於將軟體定義無線電整合到多域作戰和可互通的指揮網路中。歐洲國家優先考慮成員國和盟友之間的安全、可互通的通信,這使得軟體定義無線電成為北約互通性和國防現代化計畫不可或缺的一部分。在亞太地區,受海上和邊境戰術通訊能力現代化升級項目的推動,SDR 的部署正在迅速擴展。該地區各國正越來越多地將 SDR 納入無人系統和移動基礎設施。在中東地區,由於戰略通訊線路的安全保障和管理跨境行動往往是重點,SDR 適應多種環境的能力尤其重要。拉丁美洲和非洲國家的 SDR 應用程度各不相同,但 SDR 被認為是升級傳統通訊系統和擴大偏遠地區通訊覆蓋範圍的經濟高效的解決方案。在所有地區,軟體定義無線電 (SDR) 不僅被視為一種通訊工具,更是實現互通性、安全性和長期可擴展性的戰略槓桿。
本報告研究並分析了全球軟體定義無線電市場,提供了成長動力、十年展望和區域趨勢方面的資訊。
各地區
各平台
各類型
北美
促進因素,阻礙因素,課題
PEST
主要企業
供應商的Tier的形勢
企業基準
歐洲
中東
亞太地區
南美
美國
防衛計劃
最新消息
專利
這個市場上目前技術成熟度
加拿大
義大利
法國
德國
荷蘭
比利時
西班牙
瑞典
希臘
澳洲
南非
印度
中國
俄羅斯
韓國
日本
馬來西亞
新加坡
巴西
The Global Software Defined Radio market is estimated at USD 15.45 billion in 2025, projected to grow to USD 25.45 billion by 2035 at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 5.12% over the forecast period 2025-2035.
Software Defined Radio (SDR) marks a major shift in the field of wireless communication by replacing traditional, hardware-centric radio systems with flexible, software-driven solutions. Unlike conventional radios that rely on fixed circuits and frequency-specific hardware, SDR leverages programmable software to manage modulation, signal processing, and frequency agility. This flexibility allows users to modify or upgrade radio functionalities without changing the physical components, making it a preferred choice across both civilian and defense sectors. Globally, SDR is being adopted in diverse fields such as military communications, emergency response, aviation, maritime operations, and commercial telecom networks. Its ability to adapt to evolving standards, protocols, and operational demands without requiring hardware replacement makes it an asset in dynamic environments. SDR platforms support a wide range of communication modes and can operate across multiple frequency bands, offering seamless integration with legacy systems as well as next-generation technologies. In an increasingly connected world, where data security, interoperability, and bandwidth efficiency are paramount, SDR offers a powerful solution. Its adaptability and software-upgradable nature make it suitable for use in mission-critical operations, remote deployments, and emerging digital infrastructure. As global communication networks become more complex, SDR is poised to play a central role in enabling robust, interoperable, and future-ready connectivity.
The evolution of Software Defined Radio is closely tied to advancements in computing power, signal processing algorithms, and embedded systems. The transition from analog to digital signal processing has allowed SDRs to become far more compact, energy-efficient, and versatile. High-speed processors and field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) enable SDRs to handle multiple communication protocols and dynamically shift frequencies in real time, greatly enhancing communication reliability and security. Innovations in software frameworks have made it possible to integrate SDRs with broader networked systems, including IoT infrastructure, satellite communication links, and unmanned platforms. These capabilities allow for dynamic spectrum access, enabling radios to identify and use underutilized frequencies, which is essential in crowded or contested electromagnetic environments. Furthermore, the application of AI and machine learning has introduced new levels of autonomy in signal interpretation, interference mitigation, and cognitive networking. By incorporating software-defined features, radio systems can now perform complex functions such as waveform recognition, adaptive routing, and self-healing connectivity. This technical agility has redefined communication systems for military, aerospace, commercial, and research applications. Ultimately, the impact of technology in SDR goes beyond functionality-it enables a shift toward programmable, intelligent communication systems that can evolve continuously as requirements change.
Multiple strategic and operational factors are driving the global adoption of Software Defined Radio. Chief among them is the growing need for adaptable and interoperable communication systems in complex operational environments. In both civilian and military contexts, users are demanding solutions that can operate across different frequencies, protocols, and platforms without hardware modifications. The push for modernization in public safety, aviation, and defense communication systems is accelerating the move away from rigid, hardware-based radios. Increasing demand for secure and encrypted communication also positions SDR as a favorable choice due to its software-centric architecture, which allows for rapid deployment of security patches and cryptographic updates. Additionally, the expansion of wireless communication services and the growing importance of spectrum efficiency are making dynamic, software-driven spectrum management essential. The global shift toward digital transformation and connected ecosystems, including the rise of 5G and Internet of Things (IoT) networks, has further highlighted the limitations of conventional radios. SDR offers the ability to bridge legacy systems with new technologies, reducing long-term infrastructure costs while enhancing operational resilience. As communication environments become more dynamic and multi-layered, the inherent flexibility and reconfigurability of SDR make it an increasingly strategic asset for both commercial and governmental sectors.
Regional adoption of Software Defined Radio varies based on strategic priorities, infrastructure needs, and defense postures. In North America, particularly the United States, SDR is a foundational component of modern military and homeland security communication systems, with heavy investment in network-centric warfare capabilities and spectrum dominance. Programs in the region focus on integrating SDR into multi-domain operations and interoperable command networks. European countries emphasize secure, interoperable communication across member states and alliances, making SDR a vital element in NATO interoperability and defense modernization initiatives. The Asia-Pacific region is witnessing rapid growth in SDR deployment, driven by modernization programs in countries enhancing their maritime, border, and tactical communication capabilities. Nations in this region are increasingly incorporating SDR into unmanned systems and mobile infrastructure. In the Middle East, the focus is often on securing strategic communication lines and managing cross-border operations, where SDR's ability to adapt across multiple environments is particularly valuable. Latin American and African countries, while at varied stages of adoption, are exploring SDR as a cost-effective solution for upgrading legacy communication systems and expanding coverage in remote areas. Across all regions, SDR is being recognized not only as a communications tool but as a strategic enabler of interoperability, security, and long-term scalability.
On 20th February 2025, the Ministry of Defence signed a contract with Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL), Bengaluru, for the procurement of 149 Software Defined Radios for the Indian Coast Guard, at a total cost of ₹1220.12 cro
re under the Buy (Indian-IDDM) category. These advanced radios will provide secure voice and high-speed data communication, enabling reliable information exchange, improved collaboration, and enhanced situational awareness. Their induction will significantly boost the Coast Guard's ability to carry out core missions such as maritime law enforcement, search and rescue, fisheries protection, and marine environmental safeguarding. The systems will also improve interoperability for joint operations with the Indian Navy. The initiative marks a strategic move to strengthen the Coast Guard's operational effectiveness while supporting the Government of India's Blue Economy vision by reinforcing maritime security. In line with the Atmanirbhar Bharat mission, the contract will not only expand indigenous manufacturing capacity for cutting-edge military communication systems but also create employment and build specialized expertise in the sector.
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North America
Drivers, Restraints and Challenges
PEST
Key Companies
Supplier Tier Landscape
Company Benchmarking
Europe
Middle East
APAC
South America
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US
Defense Programs
Latest News
Patents
Current levels of technology maturation in this market
Canada
Italy
France
Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
Spain
Sweden
Greece
Australia
South Africa
India
China
Russia
South Korea
Japan
Malaysia
Singapore
Brazil
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