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Fingerprint authentication has become a standard feature in modern access control systems, from office buildings to residential complexes. When selecting a module, manufacturers and system integrators often compare two mainstream technologies: optical and capacitive fingerprint sensors.
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Step-by-step guide on integrating a UART or USB optical fingerprint module into smart locks. Covers hardware wiring, firmware development, security settings, and performance optimization.
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