Hi Guys! I welcome you on board. Today, I am going to share a new version of Arduino Mini Library for Proteus V2.0. This library is a successor of Arduino Mini Library for Proteus and the new Arduino Mini model is compact, small-sized, efficient, and more powerful.
In the previous post, I have shared the Arduino UNO Library for Proteus V2.0, where we have simulated UNO in Proteus. In this tutorial, we will simulate Arduino Mini in Proteus. First, we will download this library and then will use it in our Proteus software to simulate Arduino Mini.
Before we read further, let’s have a look at what is Arduino Mini?
What is Arduino Mini?
Arduino Mini board is a small-sized, robust, application-type & powerful microcontroller board, based on an Atmega328 microcontroller.
Total 14 digital I/O pins are incorporated on the board, including 6 PWM pins.
Moreover, there are 8 analog pins also available on the board.
This board is quite small as compared to Arduino Uno. It is 1/6th of the size of the Uno board.
This was the little intro to Arduino Mini. Now let's start with it's Proteus simulation:
Let’s get started.
Arduino Mini Library for Proteus V2.0
First of all, download the Arduino Mini library for Proteus V2.0 by clicking the below button:
Click to read how to get a hex file from Arduino software.
Upload the hex file of your code and click Ok.
The clock frequency of the Arduino board is 16MHz by default.
Now let's design a simulation using this Arduino Mini board so that you get a clear insight on how to use it in proteus.
Comparison with Old Proteus Library (V2.0 vs V1.0)
The following figure shows the comparison between version 1 Arduino Mini Board (V1) and version 2 Arduino Mini Board (V2).
You can see in the above figure, V2 Arduino Mini board is more compact and small-sized as compared to the V1 Arduino Mini board.
Arduino Mini LCD Interfacing
The Arduino Code and its simulation file have been included in the zip file that you have downloaded at the start.
You can use that simulation but the better way is to design your own simulation that will help you learn better along the process.
Next, Arduino Mini Board is interfaced with a 20x4 LCD.
Design the circuit given below and interface LCD with the Arduino Mini board:
Data pins of LCD are connected with 8,9,10 & 11 pins of Arduino Mini, while Pin 12 & 13 of Arduino board are connected to Enable & Reset of LCD.
To upload the code, compile the Arduino code available in the zip format and get the Hex file.
Arduino Mini properties panel is used to upload the hex file as we practiced in the previous section.
You have successfully interfaced LCD with the Arduino Mini board, now press the RUN button to get the result given in the below figure:
Summary
First, you need to download the Arduino Mini Library Files.
Next, copy these files from “Proteus Library Files”(Folder) to the Library folder of Proteus software.
Now, look for the Arduino Mini in Proteus software.
Place that Arduino Mini board in the proteus workspace.
Next, double click the board that will return the properties panel and upload the HEX File.
Design your circuit & run the simulation.
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