TY  - BOOK
AU  - Gonzales,Christian R.
AU  - Lanon,Pamela Ann T.
AU  - Layderos,Marvin A.
AU  - Macaorog,Alvin Jr,B.
AU  - Obida,Erica C.
AU  - Mendoza,Angelo B.
AU  - Tampoco,Cherry Ann O.
TI  - Radio frequency identification (rfid) gate pass monitoring alarm system / 
N1  - Undergraduate Theses (BSEE) - Electrical Engineering; Includes bibliographical references
N2  - RFID Gate Pass Monitoring Alarm System to improve security and streamline access control procedures. The system uses RFID tags and scanners to track the movement of people inside a given region, alerting when unauthorized access or suspicious activity is detected. The RFID Gate Pass Monitoring Alarm System is made up of three basic components: RFID tags, RFID readers, and a centralized monitoring unit. Each individual permitted to enter the protected area is given a unique RFID tag that contains their identification information. RFID scanners situated at the protected area's entry and exit points scan for these RFID tags on a continuous basis. The RFID Gate Pass Monitoring Alarm System has various advantages over standard access control techniques. It improves security by reliably tracking persons' movements in real time, reducing the danger of unauthorized entry or breaches. Furthermore, automation of access control operations decreases the burden on security personnel while ensuring consistent enforcement of security regulations.

Furthermore, the system is simply connected with existing security infrastructure, making it a cost-effective solution for a variety of applications such as corporate offices, government buildings, and educational institutions. Overall, the RFID Gate Pass Monitoring Alarm System is a significant improvement in access control technology, providing increased security, efficiency, and peace of mind to facility managers and security professionals alike
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