In this post, we will cover how to simulate program files in proteus.
Proteus is a simuation software used for simulating analog/ digital circuits as well as for simulating embedded based projects. It can used for simulating 555 based, transistor based circuits. It's a very good tool for hobbyists, students and professionalists. This is not a freeware however one can download the trial version from the official website or simply purchase it.
Step 1: First of all, choose the components from the library by simply right clicking on grid area.
Step 2: In keywords box, type atmega 16 and select appropriate components from the listed item.
Step 3: Double click on controller area, there is a option program file. There is a folder icon, click on it and browse the directory for hex file. After that click on open and ok. You can change the crystal frequency as per your program.
Step 4: Click on play to start the simulation. We can check the logic on PORTD.
Proteus is a simuation software used for simulating analog/ digital circuits as well as for simulating embedded based projects. It can used for simulating 555 based, transistor based circuits. It's a very good tool for hobbyists, students and professionalists. This is not a freeware however one can download the trial version from the official website or simply purchase it.
Step 1: First of all, choose the components from the library by simply right clicking on grid area.
Components from libraries |
Keywords for led: LED-RED.
Component selection |
Browsing hex file
Step 4: Click on play simulation to start playing the simulation.
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Simulation |
Red denotes +5 volt
Blue denotes 0 volt
Grey denotes Tri-state
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