Advanced Digital Organic Vehicle Security System
Keywords:
Security system, Organic, OTFT, Digital interface, FPGAAbstract
This paper is about presenting an economical and simple vehicle security system by which a vehicle can identify
its user and provide security against any unauthorized access to the vehicle. In this paper we have designed and
implemented a simple digital interface (DI) at the front end which when placed between car battery and ignition
system it makes the vehicle smart enough to identify its user with help of a security PIN. Further this vehicle
system utilizes organic transistors which itself are quite innovative and widely used as alternative to
conventional MOSFETs for cost efficient applications. Here too we have utilized them to make DI economical
in cost and robust in nature to overcome much troubled issue of modern times i.e. stealing of vehicles with or
without vehicle keys.
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