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    FINAL YEAR PROJECT

    PROJECT 1- D FE 4202

    PROPOSAL : -

    RFI D D OOR LOCK SYSTEM

    STUDENTS: 1) MOHAMAD KHAIRUL NIZAM BIN AHMED (K30-208-0018)2) AMIRUL AZHA BIN SHARUDDIN (K30-208-0008)3) MUHAMMAD HANIFF BIN NORDIN (K30-208-0011)

    4) IMRAN ALI BIN MAD SIDIN (K30-208-0016)

    SUPERVISOR : PUAN RUSLINDA BT RUSLEECIK NOOR NADIAH BT MOHD AZALI

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    1.0 Introduction

    In this age of rapid technological advancement, wireless communication is emerging as one

    of the more promising and useful forms of data transfer. It is getting more and more difficult to finda person who has never talked on a cell phone, listened to the radio, or even logged onto wireless

    internet. And one new technology that is on its way to becoming another common, everyday use of

    RF communication is Radio Frequency Identification (RFID). This is a new technology only about

    ten years old, and it has drawn quite an interest to those who need anything from a quick inventory

    count to instant price checks. Similar to bar codes, but much more powerful, RFID is a system of

    storing information on a tag and having the ability to read it from distances of up to forty feet. This

    year, we propose to develop our own RFID system. We are planning to build an RFID Door Lock

    System. This project will use the ability of an RFID tag to signal a door to unlock. When one of

    these tags gets close enough to communicate with the antenna, the reader will react and unlock the

    door if the tag contains the correct information. This system will also have the ability to accept new

    tags into the system, and remove them.

    2 .0 Objective of The Project

    A door lock system was designed and developed with an objective to make a system that has

    dual main functions compared to the other products in the current market which are, the system does

    not only automatically open and close the door for the authorized user but it also can be like a

    punch-card system where it has the capability to link the system to the database for a record. The

    system consists of passive reader and door lock controller. It is an easy system to be handled and

    installed. So with this technology, the user does not need to touch the passive tag to the receiver or

    reader for the authorization to check in.

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    3 .0 Literature review

    Our project is basically based from how people entering doors and gates with several ways. On top

    of that, this project also based on security that is being used in many places. These are the conditions

    that inspired us to make the RFID Door Lock System:

    3.1 H otels Room Door Lock System

    Instead of using keys, hotels room use a card that called swipe card that need the

    user to punch the card into the reader at the door, so the reader will need to recognize the

    card weather the card is authorized or not. If its authorized, the door will automatically open.

    Figure 3.1: Hotel room key card

    3.2 SmartTag

    Built on a non-stop Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) philosophy, SmartTAGincorporated infra-red communication that communicated with infra-red transceivers

    mounted at the ceilings of toll plazas to allow vehicle drivers to drive through SmartTAG

    dedicated lanes and pay toll without stopping. It is designed to process up to 1,200 vehicles

    per hour.

    Figure 3.2: Smart Tag toll

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    3.3 RFID on UT HM s Convocation

    Every student in the convocation were clip by RFID card, which contain with their

    IDs. So when they passed the RFID reader on the stage, the server will check the database to

    see if the user is identified. If so, the server will instruct the microprocessor to display the

    users identification.

    4.0 Problem Statement

    Before we decide to do this RFID Door Lock System project, we saw that most of our

    important rooms in KKTM Beranang (theatrettes, lecturer room, office etc) have a loose security

    system. For us, this area must be protectively secure from any possibilities of danger. So, in order to

    overcome this matter, we have decided to build the RFID Door Lock System. In this project, we

    should be able to solve a lots of problem and some of the problems are:

    i. Burglary in those important rooms.

    ii. Carrying a bundle of keys.

    iii. Wasting time by searching for the right door key.

    5 .0 M ethodology

    The RFID Door Lock System will consist of passive RFID tags, an antenna, a RFID reader

    module, a microcontroller, and an electronic door lock. The reader module continuously scans for a

    tag. When a tag comes within reading distance of the antenna, it detects an activation signal and

    wakes up. The information on the chip is then transmitted through the antenna back to the reader module. The reader module processes the information and then sends it to the microcontroller. Once

    the microcontroller receives the data, it is compared to a list of valid Identifications (IDs). If the ID

    is confirmed to be valid, the data associated with the ID is logged into memory with the current

    timestamp, and the microcontroller sends a signal to unlock the door. The system will also have a

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    maintenance mode. In this mode, tag IDs can be added or removed from the system and the activity

    log, containing IDs and timestamps, can be transmitted to an external computer.

    No

    RFID Card

    RFID Reader

    Figure 5. 1: The position of RFID Door LockSystem .

    Figure 5. 2: Flow Chart on how RFIDDoor Lock System system works .

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    6 .0 Project Schedule

    7.0 Expected Results

    In the future, we are expecting RFID Door Lock System will upgrade the security system inKKTM Beranang. We also hope that RFID Door Lock System can prevent the following problems in

    KKTM Beranang:

    i. P reventing burglary.

    ii. No need to bring a lot of keys.

    iii. Saving a lot of time from searching for the right key.

    8 .0 Conclusion

    RFID technology has many exciting uses in both home and office environments. Our

    projects goal is to create a secure solution that can be used to increase security and peace of mind in

    both. We hope to use our abilities and understanding of the Data Transmission and other engineering

    design concepts to make this project manifest. With this project, we have real world problem that

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    requires the understanding and integration of microcontrollers, web servers, RFIDs, hardware, and

    serial communications. With both electrical and electronic engineerings theory, we feel as though

    this project is best suited to require the utilization of all group members skills gained from the

    classroom, labs, and experience in industry.

    9 .0 References

    1. http://eet.etec.wwu.edu/vanmere/project/docs/ P roject%20 P roposal.pdf

    2. http://www.google.com.my/#hl=en&source=hp&q=RFID+door+lock+system&aq=f&aqi=g1

    &aql

    3. http://www.robotshop.com/cytron-rfid-door-lock-kit-2.html

    4.

    William Stallings, Data and Computer Communication,P

    earsonP

    rentice HallP

    ublication,International Edition, 7 th Edition, 2004.

    5. RFID Wikipedia