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How to Add a SPICE Model in Proteus

How to add a SPICE model in Proteus: SPICEPINS R,Y,G,GND in Make Device and the Traffic Light Module test circuit with ammeters at 5 V

Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. This is the thirteenth tutorial in our series on how to create a Proteus library. In the previous tutorial, Proteus Simulation Models Explained , we met the four kinds of simulation model and saw that our Traffic Light Module still has none: Pick Devices labels it No Simulator Model, and a simulation stops with "No model specified". Today, we give it its first working model. Our topic is how to add a SPICE model in Proteus . Updates Proteus Component Designing This course: Part 13 of 20, Proteus Simulation Models Previous part: Simulation Models Explained Next part: Schematic Model (MDF) Course start: How a Proteus Library Works Add libraries to Proteus: How to Add a New Library in Proteus Library lists: 30 New Libraries (2026) · 35 Sensor Librarie ...

Proteus Simulation Models Explained

Proteus simulation models explained: Pick Devices model labels for RES, 74LS00, LED-RED, LM323K, LM016L, TRAFFIC LIGHTS and a part with no simulator model

Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. This is the twelfth tutorial in our series on how to create a Proteus library. In the previous tutorial, How to Edit and Update an Existing Component in Proteus , we changed our Traffic Light Module after it was in use and brought the design up to version 1.1. The part is complete as a drawing, with pins, properties and a footprint, but when we press Run, Proteus still stops with "No model specified". Today, we look at what is missing. Our topic is Proteus simulation models explained . Updates Proteus Component Designing This course: Part 12 of 20, Proteus Simulation Models Previous part: Editing and Updating a Part Next part: Adding a SPICE Model Course start: How a Proteus Library Works Add libraries to Proteus: How to Add a New Library in Proteu ...

Motion and Distance Sensor Libraries for Proteus: MPU6050, VL53L0X, Ultrasonic, PIR and IR

Motion and Distance Sensor Libraries for Proteus: MPU6050, VL53L0X, ultrasonic, PIR and IR sensors

Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share a list of Motion and Distance Sensor Libraries for Proteus . These are the sensors that make robots and security systems work: they measure how far an obstacle is, notice a person walking into a room, feel a vibration, find a black line on the floor or tell a self-balancing robot which way it is tilting. If your project moves, or watches something move, you need one of them. Updates Motion and Distance Sensor Libraries for Proteus Latest list: October 2026 (this list) Distance and motion sensors: Ultrasonic HC-SR04 · JSN-SR04T · Sharp IR · TF-Luna LiDAR · VL53L0X · PIR HC-SR501 · RCWL-0516 · IR Obstacle FC-51 IMU sensors: MPU6050 · MPU9250 · ADXL345 · GY-271 Compass Sensor lists: 35 Sensor Libraries · I2C Sensors · E ...

How to Edit and Update an Existing Component in Proteus

How to edit and update an existing component in Proteus: Traffic Light Module U1 before and after the update, with a new TEP label in version 1.1

Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. This is the eleventh tutorial in our series on how to create a Proteus library. In the previous tutorial, How to Create a PCB Footprint and Package in Proteus , we drew our own footprint, TRAFFICLIGHT-TEP, and linked it to our Traffic Light Module with the Visual Packaging Tool. The part is now complete for schematics and boards. But no library part stays unchanged for long: you find a mistake, a user asks for a feature, or you simply want a better look. Today, we change our part after it is already in use. Our topic is how to edit and update an existing component in Proteus . Updates Proteus Component Designing This course: Part 11 of 20, Designing a Proteus Component Previous part: PCB Footprint and Package Next part: Simulation Models Explained ...

How to Create a PCB Footprint and Package in Proteus

How to create a PCB footprint and package in Proteus: footprint TRAFFICLIGHT-TEP with four pads placed as U1, and the Package Device dialogue with all pads mapped

Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. This is the tenth tutorial in our series on how to create a Proteus library. In the previous tutorial, How to Create Your Own Library File in Proteus , we created our own library TEPTUTORIAL with the Library Manager and moved our Traffic Light Module into it. The part can be picked, placed and wired, but it has no PCB footprint yet, so it cannot be placed on a circuit board. Today, we change that. Our topic is how to create a PCB footprint and package in Proteus . Updates Proteus Component Designing This course: Part 10 of 20, Designing a Proteus Component Previous part: Your Own Library File Next part: Editing and Updating a Part Course start: How a Proteus Library Works Add libraries to Proteus: How to Add a New Library in Proteus Library lists: ...

HC-05 Library for Proteus V1.1 (HC-05 & HC-06 Bluetooth)

HC-05 Library for Proteus V1.1: HC-05 Advance master linked to an HC-06 Simple slave with two Arduino UNOs and TEP Serial Monitors

Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share the new HC-05 & HC-06 Bluetooth Library for Proteus V1.1 . The HC-05 and HC-06 are two of the most popular Bluetooth modules among Arduino users. They work like a wireless serial cable between your Arduino and a smartphone (or another module), so students use them for phone-controlled LEDs, robots and home automation. With this HC-05 Library for Proteus , you can try all of that before you buy a single module. Updates HC-05 Library for Proteus Latest version: V1.1 (October 2026, this tutorial) RF modules: nRF24L01 · nRF24L01 PA LNA · CC1101 · RFM69HCW · HC-12 · 433MHz RF · XBee Older Bluetooth library: Bluetooth Library (2016) Helping Tools Serial Monitor Advance : a serial terminal window for the UART of your board ...

Environmental Sensor Libraries for Proteus: Temperature, Humidity, Pressure and Light

Environmental Sensor Libraries for Proteus: temperature, humidity, pressure and light sensors with Arduino

Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share a list of Environmental Sensor Libraries for Proteus . Environmental sensors measure the world around your project: the temperature of a room, the humidity of a greenhouse, the air pressure that warns of a storm, the light that decides when the street lamps switch on, and the gas, flame or water that should trigger an alarm. Weather stations, smart homes, greenhouses and safety systems are all built on these sensors. Updates Environmental Sensor Libraries for Proteus Latest list: October 2026 (this list) Temperature and weather sensors: DHT11 / DHT22 · DS18B20 · BME280 · BMP280 · SHT31 · AHT20 · BME680 · MLX90614 · MAX6675 Light sensors: LDR · BH1750 · TCS34725 Sensor lists: 35 Sensor Libraries · I2C Sensors · Motion ...

How to Create Your Own Library File in Proteus (Library Manager)

How to create your own library file in Proteus: Library Manager with the new library TEPTUTORIAL as source holding TRAFFICLIGHTTEP, USERDVC empty, item and library buttons

Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. This is the ninth tutorial in our series on how to create a Proteus library. In the previous tutorial, How to Add Component Properties in Proteus , we gave our Traffic Light Module two properties, LOGIC and VERSION, and stored the part again in USERDVC, the library Proteus provides for your own devices. Today, we give the part a library file of its own. Our topic is how to create your own library file in Proteus with the Library Manager. Updates Proteus Component Designing This course: Part 9 of 20, Designing a Proteus Component Previous part: Component Properties Next part: PCB Footprint and Package Course start: How a Proteus Library Works Add libraries to Proteus: How to Add a New Library in Proteus Library lists: 30 New Libraries (2026) · 35 Se ...

How to Add Component Properties in Proteus

How to add component properties in Proteus: Edit Component dialogue of U1 before and after adding a LOGIC High/Low property and a read-only VERSION property

Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. This is the eighth tutorial in our series on how to create a Proteus library. In the previous tutorial, How to Use Make Device in Proteus to Create a New Part , we turned our Traffic Light Module into a real Proteus part, TRAFFICLIGHTTEP, stored it in USERDVC and placed it on the sheet as U1. The part works, but it carries no information beyond its name. Today, we give it properties. Our topic is how to add component properties in Proteus . Updates Proteus Component Designing This course: Part 8 of 20, Designing a Proteus Component Previous part: Make Device: Create the Part Next part: Your Own Library File Course start: How a Proteus Library Works Add libraries to Proteus: How to Add a New Library in Proteus Library lists: 30 New Libraries (2026) ...

I2C Sensor Libraries for Proteus: BME280, BMP280, SHT31, MPU6050 and More

I2C Sensor Libraries for Proteus: BME280, BMP280, SHT31, MPU6050, BH1750 and MAX30102 simulation

Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share a list of I2C Sensor Libraries for Proteus . Most modern sensor modules talk to the microcontroller over I2C: two wires, SDA for data and SCL for the clock, shared by every sensor on the board. On an Arduino Uno, these are the A4 and A5 pins. That's why I2C sensors are so popular in student projects: you can connect several of them to one Arduino and still have plenty of pins left for everything else. Updates I2C Sensor Libraries for Proteus Latest list: October 2026 (this list) I2C sensors: BME280 · BMP280 · SHT31 · MPU6050 · BH1750 · TCS34725 · VL53L0X · MAX30102 Newer I2C sensors: AHT20 · ADXL345 · MPU9250 · GY-271 Compass · MLX90614 · INA219 · ADS1115 ADC · BME680 · CCS811 Sensor lists: 35 Sensor Libraries · Envi ...