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RFID-Based Access Control

This document outlines the creation of an RFID-based access control system using an Arduino UNO, RFID reader, and servo motor. It details the components required, including their connections and power supply considerations. The project demonstrates the integration of RFID technology with Arduino for secure access management.

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RFID-Based Access Control

This document outlines the creation of an RFID-based access control system using an Arduino UNO, RFID reader, and servo motor. It details the components required, including their connections and power supply considerations. The project demonstrates the integration of RFID technology with Arduino for secure access management.

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RFID-Based Access Control

An overview of building an access control


system using Arduino and RFID
technology.
Introduction

This presentation outlines the creation of an RFID-based access


control system utilizing an Arduino UNO, RFID reader, and servo
motor to manage access securely.
01

Components
Arduino UNO

The Arduino UNO is a microcontroller board based on the


ATmega328P. It features 14 digital input/output pins, 6 analog
inputs, and a USB connection for programming. It is ideal for
controlling a range of peripherals.
RFID Reader

The RFID reader is a device that uses electromagnetic fields to


automatically identify and track tags attached to objects. In this
project, a 4-pin TTL RFID reader is used to read RFID tags that
communicate a unique identifier to the Arduino.
Servo Motor

The servo motor is a rotary actuator that


allows for precise control of angular
position. In this project, the servo motor is
responsible for physically unlocking the
door when an authorized RFID tag is
detected.
02

Circuit Connections
RFID Reader to Arduino

To connect the RFID reader to the Arduino,


connect the TX pin of the RFID module to
the Arduino's RX pin (digital pin 2) and
connect the RX pin to the unused digital
pin 3. Ensure proper power supply
connections as well.
Servo Motor to Arduino

The servo motor is connected to the Arduino's PWM-capable


digital pin (pin 9 in this project) for controlling the locking
mechanism. Ensure the ground of the servo is connected to the
Arduino's ground.
Power Connections

Provide power to the Arduino using a 5V adapter or USB


connection. Ensure the power supplied to the RFID reader and
servo motor matches their specifications to avoid damage.
Conclusions

This project demonstrates the effective integration of RFID


technology with Arduino to create a secure access control
system. It showcases both the hardware setup and the Arduino
programming needed to implement the functionality.
Thank you!
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