Manas Savkoor

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11 years, 9 months ago.

Proteus ISIS model for LPC1768

Hi,

Is there a proteus model for LPC1768? Want to try it in s/w before I apply it onto the kit!

Regards, manants

3 Answers

Massimo Lupi
10 years, 1 month ago.

Hello, did someone find the library? I'm also looking for this kind of library... I only need a library (or another software) that let me simulate the mbed LPC1768 linked to a LCD because when I used the actual device, I've had a lot of problems with standard library and that LCD.

Ney Palma
11 years, 9 months ago.

Hi, Manas, until I know there is no component for mbed, but you can do your own mbed component in the ISIS with it corresponding footprint in ARES, but without the capability of simulation (unless you program you component with the language included in ISIS)

Greetings

Hi am a complete newbie to both the MBED kit and the ISIS s/w. Can you please provide a link on how to make a component in ISIS especially MBED! TIA

posted by Manas Savkoor 19 Mar 2013
Klaus Koschinsky
11 years, 9 months ago.

Hello Manas,

with the advances in in-circuit debugging, simulation has become a bit out of fashion for microcontroller. The LPC1768 supports data trace (ITM) and instruction trace (ETM) with the right hardware. It is also difficult for tools vendors to keep up with simulation support for all the MCUs being developed now. You can still find instruction set simulators, but for new MCUs they mostly simulate the core only. You can download the Mikrocontroller Development Kit for ARM from https://www.keil.com/demo/eval/arm.htm. With this you can simulate your software. MBED lets you export your project. In the Lite/Eval version you need to keep your code below 32 kB.

Best Regards

Klaus

Seems not possible, the reason for asking was I wanted to do a PCB simulation before testing it on MBED kit. I had wanted to use only one module i.e. the ADC of the device. So far this machine has proved to be very handy for speedy checkup/ verification of knowledge. Hope it doesnt go the CCS way!

posted by Manas Savkoor 19 Mar 2013