Connect the Arduino to the TXD pin of the Virtual Terminal.
Double-click the ALTERNATOR and set its properties to match your local grid standard (e.g., for peak voltage to achieve 220V RMS , and Frequency = 50Hz or 60Hz ).
Once the library files are installed, you can build your AC voltage measurement circuit. 1. Picking the Components zmpt101b library for proteus
Use specialized electronic component sites or GitHub. Search for "ZMPT101B Proteus Library" or "ZMPT101B simulation model".
Connect the analog output pin ( OUT ) of the ZMPT101B directly to the A0 analog input pin of the simulated Arduino Uno. Connect the Arduino to the TXD pin of the Virtual Terminal
The ZMPT101B is a high-accuracy, passive voltage transformer designed for sensing AC voltage. In its module form, it includes a small transformer, a current-limiting resistor, and an operational amplifier (LM358) to convert the AC voltage into a measurable signal for microcontrollers like Arduino, PIC, or ESP32. Up to 250V AC. Output Signal: Analog AC voltage, generally centered around
Because Proteus does not include a dedicated ZMPT101B module in its default component library, you must install and configure a custom library. This comprehensive guide covers everything from downloading the library to building a working simulation circuit. Understanding the ZMPT101B Module Connect the analog output pin ( OUT )
Connect to the Alternator (input) and Channel B to the ZMPT101B OUT pin (output) to observe the voltage transformation. Interfacing Code (Arduino IDE)
Comprehensive Guide to Using the ZMPT101B Library for Proteus
Connect the Arduino to the RXD pin of the Virtual Terminal.
Scroll through the black console window at the bottom, find the path to the compiled .hex file, and copy it.