The 40 TRIZ Principles are families of solutions that have already solved problems. Examining these existing solutions for new problems can lead to innovative solutions.

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3/23 5/38 6/38 9/30 10/28 13/16 13/37 13/39 16/13 19/11 19/26 20/27 22/7 22/36 22/37 23/1 23/39 24/27 24/39 27/20 27/28 28/27 29/7 29/33 29/38 30/7 30/28 31/9 32/26 33/29 38/4 38/22 38/29 39/23 39/24
The colour indicates the ranking of the proposed principle to solve the contradiction:
1st,
2nd,
3rd,
4th.
This ranking reflects the frequency of occurrence of the principle in the analysed patents for this type of contradiction.
When a principle appears in first position, it means that it is statistically the most used in the patents studied for this type of problem.
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