A multi-bank USB drive secured by fingerprint and password.
This project is a USB device that makes it possible for four seperate users to utilize the same device to access seperate data.
This project was created as a part of the ECE 47700 senior design course at Purdue University alongside Brandon Liu, Stanley So, and Joshua Wai.
The team created a device that takes in input of a fingerprint or password to allow users access to their data on a USB drive.
The product was created from scratch, with the individual components being selected and prototyped, the circuitry being modeled and PCB designed in KiCAD, the components soldered onto the board, the microcontroller programmed with the firmware for the product, and the casing being modeled and 3D printed for the device.
The Fully Assembled PCB:
The drive is controlled by a STM32H7 microcontroller, utilizing a LCD screen for a HUD, a keypad to recieve password input, a fingerprint sensor to recieve fingerprint data, and a SPI NAND flash to store data.
The Device:
The source code, CAD models of the casing, the schematics and PCB design, and a user manual can be found here.