uc: Arduino Uno

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TCS34725 Proteus Library

TCS34725 running Proteus simulation, RGB inputs 255 99 190, 50 percent brightness, Arduino Uno RGBC readings, red-dominant Virtual Terminal output

Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. In today's tutorial, I am going to share our TCS34725 Proteus Library . With this library, we can connect a color-sensor model to an Arduino Uno, select an input color from a palette and observe the red, green, blue and clear readings on a Virtual Terminal. We can also adjust brightness and see how the program handles darkness and saturation. We will start with the sensor's working principle, install the library files and run the supplied circuit. After that, we will examine the Arduino code and calculate the readings shown in the simulation. The download includes the wired project, compiled HEX, editable sketch and supporting libraries, so you can try the example before compiling anything yourself. This tutorial uses our V1.0 package , the TEP Ard ...

SHT31 Proteus Library

SHT31 running Proteus simulation, minus 10 C temperature, 72.3 percent relative humidity, Arduino Uno I2C circuit, Virtual Terminal readings

Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. In today's tutorial, I am going to share our SHT31 Proteus Library . This library lets us connect a temperature and humidity sensor model to an Arduino Uno, change both inputs during simulation and read the results on a Virtual Terminal. We can also examine the communication checks that help the program distinguish a valid measurement from a failed reading. We will begin with the sensor's purpose, install the library, understand the circuit connections and run the supplied example. After that, we will go through the Arduino code and calculate how the digital readings become degrees Celsius and relative humidity. The download includes the working circuit, compiled HEX and editable source code, so you can start the simulation before setting up a comp ...

VL53L0X Proteus Library

VL53L0X running Proteus simulation, 500 mm distance input, target present control, Arduino Uno I2C connection, Virtual Terminal distance readings

Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. In today's tutorial, I am going to share our VL53L0X Proteus Library . With this library, we can connect a distance-sensor model to an Arduino Uno, adjust the simulated target distance and display the result on a Virtual Terminal. A second control lets us remove the target and check how the program handles an unavailable measurement. We will start with the sensor's working principle, download and install the files, check the connections and run the supplied circuit. After that, we will examine the Arduino code, understand its timing and error handling, and use a few calculations to interpret the measurements. The package includes the wired project, compiled HEX and editable source, so you can try the demonstration before rebuilding the firmware. Th ...

BMP280 Proteus Library

BMP280 running Proteus simulation, Arduino Uno I2C circuit, 75 C temperature slider, 915.3 hPa pressure slider, Virtual Terminal readings

Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. In today's tutorial, I am going to share our BMP280 Proteus Library . With this library, we can connect a BMP280 pressure sensor to an Arduino Uno, change the simulated temperature and pressure, and display the readings on a Virtual Terminal. The component includes two interactive sliders, so we can test different conditions without changing the Arduino program. We will follow the same flow as our other Proteus library tutorials: understand the sensor, download and install its files, check the wiring, and run the supplied example. After that, we will explain the Arduino code, pressure units, compensation and a useful altitude calculation. The download includes the connected project, compiled HEX and editable source, making the first experiment stra ...

MAX30102 Proteus Library

MAX30102 running Proteus simulation, 72 BPM pulse input, 98 percent SpO2 target, 56 C die temperature, Arduino Virtual Terminal estimates

Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. In today's tutorial, I am going to share our MAX30102 Proteus Library . With this library, we can connect an optical pulse-sensor model to an Arduino Uno, change its simulated inputs and observe pulse and SpO2 estimates in the Virtual Terminal. The component has controls for pulse rate, an SpO2 waveform target, finger presence and die temperature. We will first understand what the sensor sends to the Arduino, then download the package, install the files and run the supplied circuit. After that, we will examine the exact Arduino sketch and calculate how its sampling window produces the displayed estimates. The wired project and compiled HEX are included, so you can try the example before compiling the source yourself. This package targets Proteus 8. ...

MPU6050 Proteus Library

MPU6050 running Proteus simulation, Arduino Uno I2C circuit, acceleration and gyroscope sliders, 58.5 C temperature, Virtual Terminal readings

Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. In today's tutorial, I am going to share our MPU6050 Proteus Library . With this library, we can connect an MPU6050 motion sensor to an Arduino Uno and read acceleration, angular velocity and temperature in a complete simulation. The sensor includes seven interactive controls, so we can change each input while the Arduino program is running. We will start with the purpose of the sensor, download and install the library, connect the circuit and run the supplied example. After that, we will understand the Arduino code and the calculations used to display its measurements. The package includes the wired Proteus project, compiled HEX and editable sketch, so you can follow the first experiment without building the firmware yourself. The package targets ...

BME280 Sensor Library for Proteus

BME280 interactive slider simulation, 75.8 C temperature, 80.5 percent humidity, 705.3 hPa pressure

Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. In today's tutorial, I am going to share our BME280 Sensor Library for Proteus V1.0 . This library lets us simulate temperature, relative humidity and atmospheric pressure in one circuit. We will connect the sensor to an Arduino Uno, display its readings on a Virtual Terminal and change the environmental conditions while the simulation is running. If you have followed our Flex Sensor Library for Proteus or Vibration Sensor Library for Proteus tutorials, the installation process will feel familiar. We will download the package, copy its library files, find the component and then test a complete circuit. This time, we also need to install a DLL that provides the sensor's simulation behavior. The download includes the BME280 model, the TEP Arduino UNO ...

BH1750 Light Sensor Library for Proteus V1.0

BH1750 running Proteus simulation, interactive light slider, 1233.3 lux reading, Arduino Uno I2C communication, Virtual Terminal output

Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. In today's tutorial, I am going to share our BH1750 Light Sensor Library for Proteus V1.0 . With this library, we can connect a BH1750 light sensor to an Arduino Uno, change the simulated light level and display the readings on a Virtual Terminal. The sensor has an interactive slider, so you can test both bright and dark conditions while your Arduino program is running. We will follow the same approach as our other Proteus library tutorials: first understand the sensor, download and install its files, check the connections, and then run a complete example. After that, we will look at the Arduino code and the calculations behind the lux readings. The download already includes the wired project and compiled HEX, so you can try the simulation before c ...

XBee Arduino Interfacing

XBee radio module, wire antenna, blue circuit board, pin header connections

Hello friends! We have already covered the Introduction to XBee Module and Interfacing of XBee with Computer . In this tutorial, we will connect our configured radios to two Arduino UNO Rev3 boards and use a pushbutton on one board to control the built-in LED on the other. We will build the project in stages. First, we will establish the power and serial connections. Next, we will define the messages sent between the boards. Finally, we will write separate sender and receiver sketches and examine how they handle button bounce, incomplete messages, and a lost wireless connection. The example assumes two compatible radios already configured for transparent serial communication at 9600 baud. The address values carried forward from the previous lesson apply to classic S1 802.15.4 firmware. Rad ...