Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share the new WS2812B NeoPixel Library for Proteus V1.0 . WS2812B LEDs, better known as NeoPixels, are the addressable RGB LEDs on the round rings, the sticks and the 8x8 matrices that every maker has in a drawer. Each LED has its own little controller, so one Arduino pin sets the colour of every LED in a chain of hundreds. Clocks, lamps, mood lights, VU meters, signs and game displays all start with them. Now you can build and test them in Proteus. Behind the parts sits our own model of the WS2812B, not a picture that changes colour. It reads the data on DIN bit by bit , by the HIGH time of every pulse, the way the real chip does: 24 bits a pixel in the order green, red, blue, the rest passed on to DOUT for the next board ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share the new MAX7219 LED Matrix Library for Proteus V1.0 . The red 8x8 LED dot matrix with a MAX7219 behind it is the display that turns any Arduino project into a sign: scrolling names, clocks, counters, little animations. It comes as a single 8x8 module and as the long 4-in-1 FC-16 board with 32 x 8 LEDs, and both are now ready for your Proteus simulations, glowing LED by LED as the real ones do. Behind every matrix sits our own model of the MAX7219 , written from the Maxim datasheet: the 16-bit serial packets, the daisy chain through DOUT, the digit, intensity, scan-limit, shutdown and display-test registers, and the exact way each module wires its LEDs to the chip. You get four devices , the single and the 4-in-1 modu ...
