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So, I am gonna share them with you guys. I hope you are gonna enjoy them as they will add some uniqueness in your project. So, let"s get started with New LCD Library for Proteus. Let me mention it again Proteus already have LCDs in it and in functionality these LCDs are exactly the same as LCDs in Proteus. But they are different in shape. I tried to give them a real look.

I have also used these new LCDs in different projects so if you wanna see these LCDs in action then you should have a look at LCD Interfacing with Microcontrollers. In this tutorial, I have shown how to interface it with Arduino, PIC Microcontroller and 8051 Microcontroller. I hope you are gonna like them. So, let"s get started with this New LCD Library for Proteus:

Now in the component search section, you need to make a search for LCDLibraryTEP or you can also search LCD 16x2 or LCD 20x4, whichever you wanna use.

So, that"s all for today. I hope you guys will enjoy this New LCD Library for Proteus. Moreover, you should have a look at Display ADC value on LCD using Arduino. So, will meet you guys in the next tutorial soon. Take care and have fun !!! :)

Proteus  is a very popular software for simulating the circuit in addition it also provides the flexibility for PCB designing. Proteus can also be very efficiently used for simulating the circuits with Arduino development board as the microcontroller. But Proteus does not have built-in library for Arduino so we have to download the Arduino library for Proteus first. Then we will follow the standard approach for simulating the circuit.

As I have mentioned earlier we need to download the Arduino library for Proteus before simulating the Arduino Atmega 328circuits. I will discuss here steps for downloading the Arduino Library and installing it in the Proteus.

Open the link and download the zip folder. This zip folder will be containing two files. One is called Arduino LIB. And other is Arduino.IDX as we will see in the next step.

Once you have written the code in Arduino IDE you need some way to simulate this program in Proteus. This can be done by creating the HEX file of the code and then using this HEX in the Proteus for simulation. I am discussing here the process for creating the HEX file.

After you have made the HEX file it should be in some way given to the Proteus so that Proteus can use this HEX file to simulate the code and thus simulate the circuit. I am discussing here the steps for setting the HEX file in Proteus.

Simply download the Arduino UNO Library, unzip it and copy paste it in the Proteus8 or proteus7 as we did in the case when installing the Arduino library in proteus.

I hope this article would be helpful. In this next article I will discuss the simulation of the Arduino and LCD on the Proteus.if you want our latest proteus libraries so subscribe us on youtube

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