The document describes the design of an electronic bicycle lock that uses a circuit to trigger an alarm. The circuit includes a PIR sensor to detect movement, a UM3561 IC to generate a police siren sound through a speaker, and a transistor used as both an amplifier and switch. When the lock is broken, the circuit is disrupted which causes the transistor to activate the IC and sound the alarm. The lock was tested on a breadboard and PCB and successfully sounded the alarm when movement was detected or the lock was broken. Potential future applications of the design include vehicle security systems and burglar alarms.