X-band radars are mainly used in the defense sector and for weather monitoring. Operating at a frequency of 8-12 GHz and on a wavelength of 2.5-4 cm, these radars are more sensitive and can detect even the smallest of particles. There are two main types of X-band radars: portable and non-portable X-band radars. These radars find application in a number of industry verticals such as commercial, government, and defense. Geographically, the global X-band radar market covers Asia Pacific, Europe, North America, and Rest of the World.

One the primary factors driving the global X-band radar market is the rising significance of aviation safety. X-band radars help improve aviation safety and increase the operational safety of the overall air transport industry. 

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The growing significance of climate and weather predictions has also fueled the demand for X-band radars. Companies such as Northrop Grumman Corporation and Saab Group have recently introduced a weather monitoring radar, a tool that can provide timely alerts regarding floods by constantly monitoring rainfall. 

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A number of top players within the global X-band radar market have been laying emphasis on the development of end-to-end services and products such as infrastructure and maintenance, logistics, and client support to gain an edge in the X-band radar market, a factor that has spurred the growth of this industry. 

Other factors that contribute toward the expansion of the X-band radar market include the surge in technological advancement, the growth of border tensions, the increased number of wars and insurgent attacks, and the escalating incidences of transnational crimes.