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List of Wireless Modules for Proteus: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, RF, LoRa and GSM Libraries

List of Wireless Modules for Proteus: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, RF, LoRa and GSM libraries

Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share a complete List of Wireless Modules for Proteus . Wireless is the one thing almost every final year project needs: a phone app over Bluetooth, a web page over Wi-Fi, an SMS alert over GSM, or two Arduino boards talking over RF or LoRa. Proteus doesn't have these modules in its own component library, so our team has designed them one by one, and today I have collected all 19 of our wireless libraries in one place. The choice of a wireless module decides how far your data can go, how fast it travels and whether you need a router or a SIM card. That's why I have grouped this list by technology and added a comparison table, so you can pick the right module before you look at the details. Each entry has a short introducti ...

Soil Moisture Sensor Library for Proteus V3.0 (FC-28 + Arduino)

Soil Moisture Sensor Library for Proteus V3.0: two Arduino UNOs with blue FC-28 boards, the Soil Moisture Advance pop-up Soil page at MOIST 50 % with A0 2.930 V and ADC 600, and the TEP Serial Monitor in its Simple interface

Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share the new Soil Moisture Sensor Library for Proteus V3.0 . The soil moisture sensor is one of the first sensors students use in a garden or agriculture project: a YL-69 fork probe that you push into the soil, and the blue FC-28 board with an LM393 comparator that gives an analog output (A0) and a digital output (D0). With this Soil Moisture Sensor Library for Proteus , you set the soil with a click, water the plant, let the sun dry it, and your Arduino reads A0 with analogRead() and D0 with digitalRead(), just like on a real board. Version 3.0 is the next version of our soil moisture library for Proteus, and it is built around an analog model : the board is made of real resistances inside Proteus's SPICE simulator, so A ...

PIR Sensor Library for Proteus V4.0 (HC-SR501 + Arduino)

PIR Sensor Library for Proteus V4.0: two Arduino UNOs with green HC-SR501 boards, the HC-SR501 Advance pop-up Room page with OUT HIGH and a person at 3.5 m, and the TEP Serial Monitor Simple interface printing the motion lines

Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share the new PIR Sensor Library for Proteus V4.0 . The HC-SR501 is a very popular PIR motion sensor module: a green board with a white dome that switches its OUT pin HIGH when a person or an animal moves in front of it. You find it in motion-activated lights, alarms and automatic doors. With this PIR Sensor Library for Proteus , a person or a cat walks through a room on your schematic, and your Arduino reads the OUT pin exactly as it reads a real HC-SR501. Version 4.0 is the next version of our PIR sensor library. You get two devices : HC-SR501 Simple , with a room scene on the schematic, and HC-SR501 Advance , with a pop-up window and four measured sensor test tools . The model has the time delay, the H / L jumper, the b ...

30 New Proteus Libraries for Engineering Students (2026)

30 New Proteus Libraries for Engineering Students 2026: GSM, GPS, Wi-Fi, RF, LoRa, RFID and sensor libraries

Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share a list of 30 New Proteus Libraries for Engineering Students . Our team designed all of these libraries in September and October 2026, and they cover GSM and GPS modules, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth modules, RF and LoRa radios, RFID and NFC readers, I2C sensors and two serial monitor tools. I have already shared them one by one in separate tutorials, so today I have collected all of them in a single post, so you can find the right one for your project quickly. These are not the simple symbols of our older libraries. Each new library is a working simulation model : the GSM and Wi-Fi modules answer real AT commands, the radios measure their signal strength over a distance that you choose, the sensors have sliders for their inpu ...

Ultrasonic Sensor Library for Proteus V2.0 (HC-SR04 + Arduino)

Ultrasonic Sensor Library for Proteus V2.0: two Arduino UNOs with blue HC-SR04 boards, the HC-SR04 Advance pop-up Scene page reading 50.2 cm for a wall at 50.0 cm and the TEP Serial Monitor in its Simple interface

Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share the new Ultrasonic Sensor Library for Proteus V2.0 . The HC-SR04 is the blue ultrasonic distance sensor with two silver "eyes" that you find in almost every Arduino kit. With this Ultrasonic Sensor Library for Proteus , you place an object in front of the sensor (a wall, a hand, a soft cushion or a tilted board), move it or change the air temperature, and your Arduino measures the distance with the same TRIG and ECHO pulses it uses on real hardware. Version 2.0 is the next version of our ultrasonic sensor library, a new model with the real timing of the module. You get two devices : HC-SR04 Simple , with a control panel on the schematic, and HC-SR04 Advance , with a pop-up window and four measured sonar test tools . ...

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Libraries for Proteus: ESP-01, HC-05, HC-06, ESP32 and NodeMCU

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Libraries for Proteus: ESP-01, HC-05, HC-06, ESP32 and NodeMCU simulation

Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share a list of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Libraries for Proteus . These modules connect your Arduino to the things around it: a smartphone app, a home router, a cloud dashboard or another Bluetooth module. That's why they are part of almost every IoT, home automation and phone-controlled robot project that students design. Wireless modules are also the hardest part of these projects to debug, because the phone, the router and the module all have to agree before anything works. Our new Wi-Fi and Bluetooth libraries put all of them inside Proteus. The ESP-01 model runs Espressif's AT command set with a virtual router and a virtual phone, and the HC-05 and HC-06 models pair with a virtual phone or with each other, so you can test b ...

LoRa and RF Libraries for Proteus: Long-Range Wireless Simulation with Arduino

LoRa and RF Libraries for Proteus: SX1262, SX1278, RFM95W and RFM69HCW long-range simulation

Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share a list of LoRa and RF Libraries for Proteus . LoRa radios can send a small message over several kilometres with very little power, so they are used in smart farms, water tank monitors, weather stations, city sensors and every project where the nodes are far away from each other. Long-range RF modules such as the RFM69HCW and the nRF24L01 PA LNA cover the middle ground, with more speed but less range. Testing long range on real hardware means carrying one radio away from the other and hoping your code does the right thing when the signal gets weak. Our LoRa libraries bring that test to your desk. Every module has a control panel and eight distance buttons from 10 m to 20 km, and a prediction line tells you whether you ...

RF Module Libraries for Proteus: HC-12, nRF24L01, CC1101, RFM69HCW and XBee

RF Module Libraries for Proteus: HC-12, nRF24L01, CC1101 and RFM69HCW simulation with Arduino

Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share a list of RF Module Libraries for Proteus . RF modules let two Arduino boards talk to each other through the air, without any wire, router or mobile network. That's why we see them in remote controls, wireless weather stations, home automation nodes, robots and almost every wireless sensor network project. The tricky part of a wireless project is that you can't see what is happening between the two radios. Did the message leave? Did the other side receive it? Was the signal too weak? Our RF libraries answer these questions. In each simulation, two modules share one virtual radio band, a control panel shows what every radio is doing, and in most of them you can move the radios from a few metres to several kilometres a ...

GSM Libraries for Proteus: SIM800C, SIM900A, SIM800L and SIM808

GSM Libraries for Proteus: SIM800C, SIM900A, SIM800L and SIM808 simulation with Arduino

Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share a list of GSM Libraries for Proteus . A GSM module gives your Arduino its own phone number: it can send and receive SMS, ring when someone calls and tell your sketch who is calling. That's why GSM modules are used in so many engineering projects, like home security alarms, SMS-controlled relays, vehicle trackers and remote weather stations. The problem is that a real GSM module needs a SIM card, a 2G network and a power supply that can deliver 2 A peaks, and when your project doesn't work, you can't see what the module and the Arduino are saying to each other. Our GSM libraries solve this: they answer real AT commands, register on a simulated network, send SMS to a virtual smartphone and show every line of the conver ...

GPS Libraries for Proteus: NEO-6M, NEO-7M and NEO-M8N Simulation with Arduino

GPS Libraries for Proteus: NEO-6M, NEO-7M, NEO-M8N and SIM808 simulation with Arduino

Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share a list of GPS Libraries for Proteus . A GPS module tells your Arduino where it is, how fast it is moving and the exact time, so it is the heart of every tracker, navigation robot, drone and data logger. In this list, you will find all the GPS modules our team has designed for Proteus, from our very first GPS library to the new u-blox NEO modules with GLONASS. Testing a GPS project on real hardware is slow: you have to sit next to a window, wait for a satellite fix and walk around the block to see whether your code handles movement. Our GPS libraries remove that wait. They send real NMEA sentences to your Arduino, give you a fix in a few seconds, and let you move the module to another city, drive it in a car or take i ...