Adding Arduino Library in Proteus 8 or later

Adding Arduino Library in Proteus

Proteus doesn't come up with Arduino Libraries by default. We are using Arduino Uno in this project, and we'll see how to manually install Arduino libraries in Proteus Professional. 

You can use the path if it works for you. In my case, it works. 

C:\ProgramData\Labcenter Electronics\Proteus 8 Professional\LIBRARY

If it doesn't work, then you have to follow a few steps. All the required files can be downloaded using the link given at the end of the blog. So don't worry about the files.

First, you have to download the files and paste Arduino Library files into the proteus library folder. Your folder might be installed in the Programs folder by default. But in Proteus 8.9, there is no library folder there. ProgramData folder contains the library folder of Proteus Professional. 

That's the folder in which you'll find your proteus library folder. In my case, it's located in /C: Drive.

By Clicking the folder, you'll get into this folder.

Hidden ProgramData Folder

That's the folder in which you'll find your proteus library files. Click it.

Now, that's the folder we're looking for. Click this folder.

Now paste your Arduino library files into this folder. Restart your Proteus Professional software, and you are done. Now you'll see these library files in the proteus component section.

Now you can see your Arduino Library. Now you can open your schematic file and double click on your Arduino UNO library.

That's it. We are good to go.

Note: This link contains the zip file which contains the Arduino library files.

Click here to download