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Contactless electromechanical password lock based on Hall sensor

A hall sensor, non-contact technology, applied in the field of combination locks, can solve the problems of combination lock function failure, poor stability, and easy to be affected by external conditions, etc., to achieve improved confidentiality performance, prevent violent damage, and real-time system monitoring The effect of the function

Inactive Publication Date: 2012-02-01
WUXI ADRIAN TECH
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In electronic combination locks, there are high-tech combination locks such as fingerprint locks and iris locks. Although the confidentiality of these combination locks has been improved, the stability is not very good, and they are easily affected by external conditions.
And these combination locks all have one thing in common, that is, they are all contact or contact-like, that is, the opener can see the lock device intuitively, and even the contact-type combination locks such as iris locks also have the same problem. If it is damaged, the password lock function will be invalid
[0003] Generally, the combination locks that appear at present cannot prevent violent damage. If there is a non-contact type, that is, the unlocker cannot directly touch the unlocking device, which effectively prevents violent damage.
Moreover, the current combination locks generally do not have real-time monitoring functions, which is unfavorable for some extremely confidential places.

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[0019] refer to figure 1 shown. The microcontroller adopts MSP430 single-chip microcomputer. When the switch-type Hall sensor senses magnetism, the induction signal is sent to the microcontroller. The microcontroller detects the signal and unlocks. The system has a trigger terminal for unlocking. First, the unlocker should use a magnetic key. The sensor is triggered, and then the unlocking operation can take place. There will be a voice prompt during the unlocking process. When an error occurs during the two consecutive unlocking processes, the system will automatically lock at this time and cannot be unlocked again.

[0020] The microcontroller is connected with the CAN bus interface, and transmits the unlocking information to the host in real time, so that the host will record all the unlocking information. Initially, the unlock password needs to be set through the host, and the system provides the user ID code, so that there is a record of who and when to unlo...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a contactless electromechanical password lock based on a Hall sensor. The contactless electromechanical password lock comprises a microcontroller, a Hall sensor, a voice prompt circuit, a mechanical lock driving module and a mechanical lock. The microcontroller is connected with a Hall sensor module, a mechanical lock driving module, a voice prompt module and a CAN (control area network) bus interface unit, and used for system control; the Hall sensor module is used for magnetically responding and transmitting an induced signal to the microcontroller; the voice prompt module is used for voice prompt in the unlocking process; the CAN bus interface unit is used for transmitting unlocking information to a host computer by employing a CAN bus; and the mechanical lock driving module is used for driving the mechanical lock.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a combination lock, in particular to a non-contact electromechanical combination lock based on Hall sensors. Background technique [0002] Combination locks have been greatly developed with the advancement of science and technology, especially electronic combination locks, while the form of mechanical combination locks is relatively monotonous. Generally, the combination is set and opened by rotating the angle of the lock cylinder. In electronic combination locks, there are high-tech combination locks such as fingerprint locks and iris locks. Although the confidentiality of these combination locks has been improved, their stability is not very good and they are easily affected by external conditions. And these coded locks all have one thing in common, that is, they are all contact or quasi-contact, that is, the opener can see the lock device intuitively, and even the iris lock, which is a kind of contact coded lock...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): E05B49/00
Inventor 马捷
Owner WUXI ADRIAN TECH
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