What are you pairing it with? (Arduino, PIC, ESP32)
When you open Proteus ISIS, the default library contains thousands of components, but . Instead, you will find:
If you need a voltage sensor but cannot find a dedicated library, consider whether the sensor you intend to use (e.g., a current sensor with an analog output) can be repurposed. Many current sensor libraries output a voltage proportional to the measured current; by ignoring the current conversion, you can use them as generic analog voltage sources.
Use the "Pick Devices" (P) tool and search for "Voltage Sensor" or the specific part name (e.g., MC34064 for low voltage detection) to add it to your schematic. Simulation Tips
attachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(2), zeroCross, RISING);
Proteus provides virtual DC and AC voltmeters that can be placed directly into a circuit. These are found in the (the “meter” icon in the toolbar). To use a DC voltmeter:
This module is based on a simple circuit (using
: Advanced libraries like the ZMPT101B allow for single-phase AC voltage monitoring, using RMS (Root Mean Square) techniques to measure complex signals.
Often found on The Engineering Projects, Electronic Clinic, or GitHub repositories. Features: