LINEAR MOTOR-DRIVEN INPUT CONTROL MECHANISM

Abstract

This invention relates to an innovation in access control systems aimed at controlling entry and exit to areas with high human traffic such as subways, stadiums, educational institutions, residential complexes, plazas, factories, etc. The invention is an energy-efficient access control mechanism developed for use in three-arm rotary access control systems, replacing traditional coil (solenoid) based interlocking systems with a linear electric motor and a supercapacitor.