Proteus Professional 8.15 SP0 Build 33980 Full + Patch

Proteus Professional 8.15 SP0 Build 33980 is a software package for computer-aided design of electronic circuits. The package is a circuit simulation system based on the electronic component model adopted in PSpice. A distinctive feature of the Proteus Professional package is the ability to simulate the operation of programmable devices: microcontrollers, microprocessors, DSPs, and so on.

In addition, the Proteus package includes a PCB design system. Proteus Professional can simulate the following microcontrollers: 8051, ARM7, AVR, Motorola, PIC, Basic Stamp. The Content Center contains reference data. Support MK: PIC, 8051, AVR, HC11, MSP430, ARM7/LPC2000 and other common processors. More than 6000 models of analog and digital devices.

Works with most compilers and assemblers. PROTEUS VSM allows you to very reliably simulate and debug quite complex devices that can contain several microcontrollers at the same time and even different families in one device! You should clearly understand that the simulation of electronic circuits does not exactly imitate the operation of real devices.

But to debug the MK algorithm, this is more than enough. PROTEUS contains a large library of electronic components. Missing models can be created. If the component is not programmable, you will need to download the SPICE model from the manufacturer’s website and add it to the appropriate package.

Main Features:

application framework. Now Proteus 8 consists of one application with many modules (ISIS, BOM, ARES, 3D Viewer, etc). Modules can be opened in tabs in the application window, you can drag and drop and create additional windows, and view multiple tabs at once. This allows you to work not only with ISIS and ARES, as was the case in previous versions, but also with other modules, such as ISIS and VSM Studio for debugging, ISIS and specifications for reports, ARES and 3D Viewer for inspection.
General Parts Database. The single component database provides data exchange between Proteus modules in the current project. The elements represent the physical components on the printed circuit board and at the same time represent the logical elements on the schematic.
Live net list. A live netlist is available for all modules allowing you to reflect changes in real time. Schematic changes result in PCB changes and in turn, specification changes.
3D Viewer. In 3D view, in addition to OpenGL, DirectX graphics are supported, multithreading has been added to improve rendering speed. It also uses a live netlist, so changes made to ARES will be displayed in the 3D Viewer.
Bill of materials. A completely new module for working with project documentation. Ability to save specifications in popular PDF, HTML and Excel formats.
VSM Studios. Built-in development environment that allows you to simulate and debug your projects in Proteus VSM, as well as automatically configure the compiler for specific firmware.

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