An Rfid-Based Access Control System Using Electromagnetic Door Lock and an Intruder Alert System

Abstract

Aims: The study was conducted to develop a basic security system that integrates Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), an electromagnetic lock, and a GSM Module to produce a lowcost and effective access control system. This work uses the possibility of improving access control door security by replacing a door key with a dependable electromagnetic door lock system for only authorized persons utilizing RFID and a mobile call intruder warning system.
 Methodology: The system is controlled by an ATMEGA328 microcontroller, which instructs the RFID reader to check and verify the users' unique identity tags before unlocking the electromagnetic lock to grant access or alert the administrators through the GSM module if an invalid tag is used. The microcontroller which also controls a liquid crystal display was programmed using Arduino C language; the data of identification tags were stored in its database. The RFIDbased access control with electromagnetic lock and intruder alert consists of three main parts – the INPUT (RFID), CONTROL (ATMega 328), and OUTPUT (Electromagnetic lock, LCD, Buzzer, and GSM Module). The RFID reader was able to scan tags and open a prototype door when a valid tag is used. The motor closes the door after a preset 5 seconds delay.
 Conclusion: When compared to well-known techniques in the literature, the developed RFID Access control system outperforms them in terms of accuracy and cost-effectiveness. The door locking system works in real-time because when the user places the tag in contact with the reader, the door opens and the check-in information, together with the user's basic information, is recorded in the central server.

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“…Additionally, the system was designed to be locked with a single key press. An Arduino UNO microcontroller board is used in this system to interface the various hardware peripherals, created a deadbolt-sensing electronic combination door lock [9]. The electronic combination door lock combines a manually actuated deadbolt on the door with an outer turning knob that can be used in conjunction with a push keyboard.…”

Implementation and research based on WLAN intelligent access control system architecture

“…(4) Remote control: WLAN intelligent access control system can realize remote control through the Internet, and the manager can operate and monitor the access control system through the client, so as to facilitate the management and maintenance of the access control system [9] .…”

Keyless Security

“…For instance, Islam et al [1] developed an electronic protection system using RFID to prevent question paper leakage, while Hou et al [2] proposed a highly secure authentication module for a smart door lock with temporary key function. Sikiru et al [3] conducted a review of intelligent lock systems, and Makanjuola et al [4] designed an RFID-based access control system with an intruder alert system. Christianah et al [5] developed a biometric access control system using voice and fingerprint, and Garg et al [6] experimented with RFID-based clinical medicine dispenser.…”