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AT89S52 microcontroller 2) HC05 Bluetooth Module: Fig.7 shows the HC05 Bluetooth module, a class 2 module, used in this project for serial communication. It transfers data at a speed of 3Mbps and can be used for automation within a range of 10 meters approximately. It receives the command from the android phone and transmits to the microcontroller for further decoding. Bluetooth module HC05 acts as the interface between the Android applications and the microcontroller. For pairing with the module 1234 is the by default password.

AT89S52 microcontroller 2) HC05 Bluetooth Module: Fig.7 shows the HC05 Bluetooth module, a class 2 module, used in this project for serial communication. It transfers data at a speed of 3Mbps and can be used for automation within a range of 10 meters approximately. It receives the command from the android phone and transmits to the microcontroller for further decoding. Bluetooth module HC05 acts as the interface between the Android applications and the microcontroller. For pairing with the module 1234 is the by default password.

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... has 40 pins, 256*8-bit internal RAM, 32 Programmable I/O Lines, three 16-bit Timer counters and 4 ports. Fig.6 shows the AT89S52 microcontroller used in automation system. ) R305 Finger Print Sensor: Fig.9 shows an optical biometric fingerprint sensor module with TTL UART interface for direct connections to a microcontroller UART. ...

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... However, now it's very easy to crack passwords and identity cards making these strategies unreliable. Plan has been made and put in force to a customizable and tuneable fingerprint-based totally locking device [3] which is found very powerful compared to standard commercially manufactured locking systems. In the article [4], research is being done to provide maximum security for those high-level security applications. ...
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