The Types segmentation categorises catheters by electrode architecture and energy delivery mode, chiefly Monopolar, Bipolar, and Multi‑electrode designs. Monopolar catheters, responsible for roughly 40 % of sales, are valued for their simplicity and deep‑tissue penetration, making them suitable for AF and VT procedures that demand extensive lesion sets. Bipolar systems, capturing about 35 % of the market, provide tighter control over electric field distribution, which translates to higher precision in delicate substrates such as the atrial appendage. Multi‑electrode catheters, contributing the remaining 25 %, enable rapid, parallel ablation patterns and are increasingly favored in high‑throughput centers aiming to reduce procedure time. The relative market share of each type aligns with clinical adoption trends, manufacturing investment, and regulatory approvals, offering a clear view of how product differentiation shapes the overall Cardiac PFA Catheter market.