Welcome to this repository, a comprehensive collection of Arduino Projects that seamlessly combine code and simulations. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced developer, this repository offers a structured path for learning and experimenting with Arduino using Proteus.
This repository provides an extensive set of resources, including Arduino code, Proteus simulations, component libraries, footprints, and 3D models, making it an ideal resource for students, hobbyists, and educators.
💡 Tested & Simulated
All projects have been rigorously tested and simulated in Proteus to ensure they work flawlessly. You can confidently explore and experiment with the projects, knowing they’ve been validated in a practical simulation environment.
🔧 No Programming Knowledge Required
Even if you’re not familiar with Arduino programming, you can run the simulations using the provided .hex files, allowing you to see how the hardware interacts without needing to write or modify any code.
📂 Arduino Example Files
Every project includes Arduino code files (.ino
and .hex
formats). You may find multiple versions of the code to cater to different features or hardware configurations.
🎛️ Proteus Simulation Files
Each folder contains Proteus Design Files (.pdsprj
), which are ready to simulate using Proteus (Version 8 or higher). If any necessary libraries are missing, they are provided in the repository.
📚 Component Libraries
Essential Proteus Libraries for devices, including Arduino boards, sensors, and more, are provided. These libraries enhance the simulation experience, ensuring accurate visualizations.
🖼️ Images
Each project folder includes visual assets, such as screenshots and BMP backups used in Proteus ISIS for better hardware visualization, helping users understand the layout and connections of components.
README.md
files for each project.Arduino UNO | Arduino Uno | Arduino Uno |
Aeduino Pro Mini | Node MCU Pins | Blink LED |
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More Arduino Examples for Beginners
8X8 DOT Matrix LED | Use of Vertual Terminal | LCD and Push Buttons |
LCD Relays, Motor and Push Buttons | LED Fading | LED Patterns |
L298 Motor Driver | 4X4 Keypad |
DS18B20 Sensor and LCD | DS18B20 Sensor Serial |
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/Proteus_Libraries/
folder into your Proteus installation directory for seamless simulation.GrabCAD provides access to thousands of CAD models for components and devices. If you require accurate 3D models for Arduino components or sensors, GrabCAD offers a robust library. To add models:
.stp
or .obj
format.SnapEDA provides footprints, schematic symbols, and 3D models for components, ideal for PCB design and simulation:
Symacsys provides various open-source Proteus libraries for frequently used components and modules. Here’s how to use it:
GitHub offers a wide range of repositories with open-source Proteus libraries and models. Here’s how to find and use relevant libraries:
Library Loader is a tool that allows you to add real-time component libraries, including footprints and simulation models, directly into Proteus. Here’s a step-by-step guide to using the Library Loader:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Labcenter Electronics\Proteus 8 Professional\LIBRARY
.In some cases, you may need to import component libraries that are distributed as ZIP files. Here’s how to add them to Proteus:
.IDX
, .LIB
, and other library files to the Library folder in your Proteus installation directory.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Labcenter Electronics\Proteus 8 Professional\LIBRARY
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/arduino-proteus-examples.git
.ino
files in the Arduino IDE and upload to your Arduino hardware..pdsprj
file from the /Proteus_Simulations/
folder and run the simulation in Proteus.Here are some examples of projects included in this repository:
Each project is well-documented, making it easy to follow and replicate.
Ensure that these resources are added to your respective software for optimal simulation and design experience.
For accessing the software and additional resources, use the following links: