Hello friends, we hope you are all well. In today's post, I will share Arduino library for Proteus. I am very excited about today's post as my first full Arduino library for Proteus. In my previous posts, I shared these tips in separate libraries, but today I will combine all the boards together in a single library so you simply just installed this library in your software and you get Proteus all the cards in your Proteus workspace. You must also give a try to Genuino library for Proteus.
I have posted some other Arduino libraries on my blog, but those third-party libraries and has nothing to do with us. We shared just for the sake of knowledge, but today I'll share our own Arduino library for Proteus, designed by our team after a lot of hard work. We tested all the boards with different types of equipment and there is not a single bug present in it. So, now you can easily use the Arduino in Proteus and can simulate any type of project in Proteus. If you have any problems, then you can ask in the comments or use our forum question to ask your questions.
This Arduino library for Proteus is unique because there is no such library displayed before that as the advice we have in our library. We added almost every Arduino basics in it and we are also working on maps in advance as Arduino DUE and other Arduino Arduino shields as WiFi and Ethernet, etc. Once we have completed these libraries and tested as well, so I'll update this post in also. Rite now the Arduino library for Proteus contains the following cards in it:
Arduino UNO
Arduino Mega 2560
Arduino Mega 1280
Arduino Nano
Arduino Mini
Arduino Pro Mini
So I hope you will love and enjoy the many post today. So let's start with Arduino Library for Proteus.
First, download the Arduino library for Proteus by clicking the button below:
When you download, you get a zip file. therefore, unzip the file and you will get two files in it.
These two files are named as ArduinoTEP.LIB and ArduinoTEP.IDX.
Copy both files and place them in the folder of your library Proteus software.
I have posted some other Arduino libraries on my blog, but those third-party libraries and has nothing to do with us. We shared just for the sake of knowledge, but today I'll share our own Arduino library for Proteus, designed by our team after a lot of hard work. We tested all the boards with different types of equipment and there is not a single bug present in it. So, now you can easily use the Arduino in Proteus and can simulate any type of project in Proteus. If you have any problems, then you can ask in the comments or use our forum question to ask your questions.
This Arduino library for Proteus is unique because there is no such library displayed before that as the advice we have in our library. We added almost every Arduino basics in it and we are also working on maps in advance as Arduino DUE and other Arduino Arduino shields as WiFi and Ethernet, etc. Once we have completed these libraries and tested as well, so I'll update this post in also. Rite now the Arduino library for Proteus contains the following cards in it:
Arduino UNO
Arduino Mega 2560
Arduino Mega 1280
Arduino Nano
Arduino Mini
Arduino Pro Mini
So I hope you will love and enjoy the many post today. So let's start with Arduino Library for Proteus.
First, download the Arduino library for Proteus by clicking the button below:
When you download, you get a zip file. therefore, unzip the file and you will get two files in it.
These two files are named as ArduinoTEP.LIB and ArduinoTEP.IDX.
Copy both files and place them in the folder of your library Proteus software.
Note:
- If you are using Proteus 7 Professional, then the library folder link will be something like this: C:Program Files (x86)Labcenter ElectronicsProteus 7 ProfessionalLIBRARY
- If you are using Proteus 8 Professional, then the library folder link will be something like this: C:ProgramDataLabcenter ElectronicsProteus 8 ProfessionalDataLIBRARY
- Now, restart your Proteus software and in components section search for ArduinoTEP as shown in below figure:
- These are all the boards designed by our team in Arduino Library for Proteus.
- In Proteus workspace, these boards will look like as shown in below figure:
- So, these are the boards, which you can use in this Arduino Library for Proteus.
- There’s one board missing in this figure which is Arduino Mega 1280, because its same as Arduino Mega 2560 so I haven’t posted it here but its included in the library.
- So, now you haveall the Arduino board in your Proteus software and you can simulate them as you want them.
- Let’s design a simple Arduino UNO led blinking circuit for better understanding.
- So, design a circuit as shown in below figure:
- Now open your Arduino software and open the LED blinking Example and get your hex file.
Note:
- If you don’t know about hex file then read How to get hex file from Arduino.
- Now upload your hex file in your Arduino board.
- Hit the Run button on your Proteus software and you will get result as shown in below figure:
- So, now in this way, you can easily simulate any of your above mentioned Arduino boards quite easily in Proteus software using our Arduino Library for Proteus.
- Below is the video in which I have described this tutorial in detail so that you can get it quite easily.
That’s all for today. I hope you have enjoyed this Arduino Library for Proteus and will get benefit from it. Share your opinions about it in comments below and help us to help you out.
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