61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 10 SMART DOOR LOCK REPORT Ahmed Elsayed Saber Hisham Elsayed Fathy Mohamad Saber Mohamad Mohamad Fathi Ali Omar Osama Mohamed Mahmoud Ahmad Elsaied Ahmed roshdy mohamed ali Ahmed Mohamed Abdellatif Mohamed Aya Essam Abdel Razek Sara Abdelrahman MohammedPage 02AM UPI LR) Arduino is used to control an electronic door lock. The lockPin is connected to the lock mechanism, and the buttonPin is connected to a button or sensor that triggers the door to open. 6 Keyhbad Py Arduino is used to control an electronic door lock using a 4x4 keypad. The keypad is connected to | H the Arduino using the Keypad library. The setup() function initializes the lockPin as an output and sets the debounce time for the keypad. The loop() function continuously checks for a key press on the keypad. When a key is pressed, the function checks if it's part of the password. If the entire password is entered correctly, the unlockDoor() function is called, which sets the lockPin to HIGH to unlock the door. After a 5-second delay, the lockDoor() function is called, which sets the lockPin to LOW to lock the door again. Page 03,The unlockDoor() and lockDoor() functions control the state of the electronic lock by setting the lockPin to HIGH or LOW, respectively. These functions also print a message to the Serial Monitor to indicate the state of the door. You can customize this code to fit your specific electronic door lock setup and password requirements. Arduino is used to control an electronic door lock using a 4x4 keypad, and the status of the door is displayed on an LCD screen. The setup() function initializes the lockPin as an output, sets the debounce time for the keypad, and initializes the LCD display with a "Door Locked" message. The loop() function continuously checks for a key press on the keypad. When a key is pressed, the function checks if it's part of the password. If the entire password is entered correctly, the unlockDoor() function is called, which sets the lockPin to HIGH to unlock the door and displays a "Door Unlocked" message on the LCD. After a 5-second delay, the lockDoor() function is called, which sets the lockPin to LOW to lock the door and displays a "Door Locked" message on the LCD. The unlockDoor() and lockDoor() functions control the state of the electronic lock by setting the lockPin to HIGH or LOW, respectively. These functions also clear the LCD and display the appropriate message. You can customize this code to fit your specific electronic door lock setup, password requirements, and LCD display preferences. Page 04= A relay is an electrically controlled switch. It uses a small electrical current to switch a much larger electrical circuit on or off. This is useful for controlling high-voltage or high-current devices with a low-voltage microcontroller like Arduino. How to connect a relay to Arduino: « Connect one end of the relay coil to the Arduino's VCC pin and the other end to GND. Connect one side of the relay's contact to the power source you want to control (e.g., 220V) and the other side to the device you want to turn on/off (e.g., a lamp). Connect the control pin of the relay to a digital output pin on the Arduino. Programming: * Write an Arduino program to control the digital output pin connected to the relay. + When the digital pin is set to HIGH, current flows through the relay coil, activating the relay and closing the main circuit. + When the digital pin is set to LOW, the current stops flowing, and the relay opens the main circuit. Page 05RFID Function: Identifying and Tracking with Radio Waves RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is a technology that uses radio waves to automatically identify and track objects, animals, or people. It's like a wireless barcode system, but without the need for line- of-sight How it works: RFID tags: These small electronic devices are attached to objects RFID is simply a cost-effective technology that uses radio waves to send a signal from a chip to a receiver. RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification, and this type of wireless technology has two parts: a tag and a receiver. The tag contains a microchip with a unique code, and the receiver contains components to process the signal sent by the tag. Tags can be either passive (battery-free, activated by the receiver) or active (battery-powered, sends out a signal that the receiver picks up). RFID tags are very small but can contain a lot of information ranging from identification numbers to pages of text; they are often embedded in merchandise tags, key chains, name badges, credit cards, and even pet tags! In a clothing store, for example, an employee can use an RFID reader to instantly scan merchandise embedded with the tag to learn more information about the item or contact them at check-out, similar to how a barcode is used. Page 06Doom A door lock is a device used to secure a door. It prevents unauthorized entry and protects the property within. Basic Components of a Door Lock: * Latch: The part that retracts when the handle is turned, allowing the door to open. \ + Deadbolt: A separate locking mechanism that provides additional security. ¢ Keyhole: The opening where a key is inserted to operate the lock. ¢ Cylinder: The internal mechanism that receives the key Page 07Pag AEE or locks serve a fundamental purpose: security. They protect ple and property from unauthorized access. However, their plications extend beyond this basic function. Residential Applications: * Home Security: Protecting residents ¢ and belongings from intruders. ¢ Privacy: Ensuring personal spaces are secure. * Child Safety: Preventing accidental access to hazardous areas. Commercial Applications: « Access Control: Restricting entry to * authorized personnel. ¢ Security: Protecting assets, inventory, ¢ and sensitive information. * Emergency Exits: Facilitating quick evacuation in case of emergencies. Industrial Applications: * Security: Protecting valuable equipment and materials. * Access Control: Limiting entry to specific areas. ¢ Safety: Preventing unauthorized access to hazardous zones. 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