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Digital Electronics Project

The document outlines a project to design a digital lock system that accepts a 4-bit password and includes features such as a counter for incorrect attempts and a buzzer for alerts. It details the steps for logic design, simulation, hardware implementation, and the preparation of a technical report. The report will cover the introduction, experiment design, discussion of challenges, and conclusions drawn from the project.

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Digital Electronics Project

The document outlines a project to design a digital lock system that accepts a 4-bit password and includes features such as a counter for incorrect attempts and a buzzer for alerts. It details the steps for logic design, simulation, hardware implementation, and the preparation of a technical report. The report will cover the introduction, experiment design, discussion of challenges, and conclusions drawn from the project.

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Digital Electronics Project

Project Title:
Digital Lock System

Project Description:
Design a digital system that fulfills the following requirements:
• Accepts a 4-bit password input.
• Unlocks only if the input matches a predefined password.
• Counts incorrect attempts using a counter.
• Locks off the system after 3 failed attempts.
• Activates a buzzer for every incorrect input.

Project Steps:
Step 1: Logic Design Steps
• Define inputs and outputs of the system.
• Create the truth table for all possible input combinations.
• Generate Karnaugh Maps (K-Maps) for each output.
• Simplify Boolean expressions derived from K-Maps.
• Draw the logic circuit using the simplified Boolean functions.

Step 2: Simulation
• Design and simulate the complete circuit using Proteus (or any digital simulation
software).
• Verify logical behavior and output accuracy for different input combinations.

Step 3: Hardware Implementation


• Build and test the circuit on a breadboard using available lab components.
• Ensure all functionality works as expected.
Step 4: Technical Report
Prepare a detailed technical report covering the following sections:
1. Introduction
• Briefly introduce the topic.
• Explain its significance in real-world applications.
• State the design problem or goal of the project.

2. Experiment Design and Simulation


• Describe the system logic.
• Provide circuit diagrams and simulation screenshots.
• List all components used with a short description of their functions.

3. Discussion
• Include real circuit photos and test case results.
• Discuss challenges faced during simulation and hardware implementation.
• Explain how those issues were resolved.

4. Conclusion
• Summarize the project outcome and observations.
• Highlight what was learned from this experiment.

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