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Design a password protected door lock system using logic gate. The system must have a mechanism to enter any numeric passwords. The system also should have a display which will show either the entered password is correct or not (using 7segment led display). If the user enter a wrong password he/she will be able to re-enter the password by pressing a specific button of the keypad. For a right
password entry the door will be open.
please explain how the every gate was function to make this system succeed.
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