The Digital Lock System is a digital logic design project that simulates a secure 4-digit password-based lock. The system verifies user input using combinational and sequential logic, granting access only when the correct password is entered.
To design and implement a digital system that:
- Accepts a 4-digit password via input switches/keypad
- Stores inputs using flip-flops
- Compares input with a preset password
- Activates an LED upon successful verification
- Input: User enters a 4-digit password (0β9).
- Encoding: Each digit is converted to 4-bit binary.
- Storage: D Flip-Flops store the entered digits sequentially.
- Comparison: XNOR gates compare input with the preset password.
- Validation: AND gates verify full match.
- Output: LED turns ON if the password is correct.
- D Flip-Flops (Sequential Logic)
- XNOR Gates (Bitwise Comparison)
- AND Gates (Validation Logic)
- BCD to Binary Encoder
- Clock Signal (CLK)
- Input Switches / Keypad
- LED (Output Indicator)
- Simple and efficient design
- Real-time password verification
- Modular (can be extended to more digits)
- Educational demonstration of digital logic
- Electronic door locks
- Secure lockers and safes
- Lab access systems
- Teaching digital electronics concepts
- Muhammad Hassan (F24608010)
- Muhammad Abdullah Tahir (F24608011)
- Muhammad Hassan Khawaja (F24608030)
- Muhammad Rehan Ranjha (F24608041)
- Muhammad Zia ur Raheem (F24608048)
June 03, 2025