Segmentation by types classifies electrodes into disposable, reusable, self‑adhesive, clip‑on, and needle‑based categories, each influencing overall market size through distinct cost structures and clinical utility. Disposable electrodes dominate with an estimated 55 % share, driven by infection‑control protocols and the convenience of single‑use kits in high‑throughput environments. Reusable electrodes, capturing about 20 % of the market, are favored in electrophysiology labs where durability and performance consistency justify higher upfront investment. Self‑adhesive electrodes, comprising 15 %, offer rapid application and patient comfort, supporting outpatient and home‑monitoring expansions. Clip‑on electrodes, at 5 %, serve specialized telemetry devices requiring secure yet non‑invasive attachment. Needle‑based electrodes, also 5 %, are essential for invasive studies, providing precise intracardiac signal acquisition. The distribution of these type sub‑segments reflects clinical preferences, cost‑effectiveness considerations, and regulatory influences, collectively shaping the market’s total addressable value.