Activity 6

Circuit Design on Proteus

I. Introduction
The latest trend in Electronic design is by using Electronic Design Automation (EDA) Software. In this
activity Proteus design software is being introduced. It covers making a new project, add components,
add voltmeter, ammeter and then simulate it to check for desired results.

II. Objectives

At the end of the activity, the student can:

1 Properly install Proteus Software

III. Materials/Equipment Needed:

List the materials needed

IV. Procedure:

Write the step by step procedure on how you conduct your activity

1. RUN PROTEUS

2. CREATE NEW PROJECT (JUST CLICK NEXT UNTIL YOU ARE ON THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM)
3. Use “P” to use desired electrical components.

4. Place the parts, click on the desired parts, then click to the diagram.
 5. Connect the parts (click on the ends of the figure)

6. Click play icon to run the simulation.

V. Concept/s Explanation:

Provide concepts for the activity conducted. Include here the simulated circuit project 1 to project 4 in
printscreen format.
Provide ideas for the activity. Include the simulated circuits from Project 1 through Project 4 in this
section.
print screen format
Proteus is a circuit design program created by Labcenter Electronics that allows you to draw, design,
and simulate circuits.
Using your personal computer, create electronic circuits. It is used to create schematic diagrams of
electrical circuits that may subsequently be translated into printed circuit boards for manufacture
On the other hand, the notions that we used when doing the manual computations of the
The circuits are as follows:
• Ohm's Law asserts that the intensity of a direct current is directly proportional to its potential.
differential (voltage) and inversely proportional to the circuit resistance
• Kirchhoff's voltage law indicates that the total of voltages around a loop is equal.
• Kirchhoff’s voltage law – states that the sum of voltages around a loop is equal to zero.
• Kirchhoff’s current law – states that the sum of the currents entering a junction is the same as
the sum of the currents leaving the junction.
 SIMULATED CIRCUITS:
1.

2.

3.

VI. Laboratory Exercise:

Tabular Column

Project 1
Calculated Values Measured Values (Meter Readings)
Components Values (V or I) Components Values (V or I)
Battery 12v Battery 12 V
Resistor 9.8V Resistor 9.67V
Ledred 44.5 mA Ledred 43.9 mA
 Project 2
Calculated Values Measured Values (Meter Readings)
Components Values (V or I) Components Values (V or I)
Input voltage 12 V Input voltage 12V
Diode 1 .7V Diode 1 .42 V
Diode 2 11.3 V Diode 2 11.6 V
Resistor and Output Voltage 0 Resistor and Output Voltage 0
Current 0 Current 0

Project 3
Calculated Values Measured Values (Meter Readings)
Components Values (V or I) Components Values (V or I)
DC source 20 V DC source 20 V
Diode 1 0.7V, 3.32 mA Diode 1 0.69V, 3.33 mA
Diode 2 0.7V, 3.11mA Diode 2 0.68V, 3.12mA
Resistor 1 0.7, 0.21mA Resistor 1 0.68V, 0.21mA
Resistor 2 18.592V, 3.32mA Resistor 2 18.6V, 3.34mA

Project 4
Compare the output readings of current and voltage when the inputs V1, V2 and V3 are given.

V1=12v

V2 =9v
 V3=6V
VII. Laboratory Report Sheet/ Checklist:

Review Exercises:
Write the calculated/solved solutions for project 1 to project 3
Conclusion/Comments:
The Proteus Design Set is a closed-source software tool suite primarily used for electrical design
automation. We can use Proteus to conceive, construct, and simulate electrical circuit designs. Proteus is a
possible name. It is advantageous since it takes less time to build a circuit and has a minimal possibility of
error due to its clever design. Tracking inside the circuit and can be of great use in checking the components
without physically inspecting the components to limit the possibility of circuit overload We were successful
in creating the schematic circuit design. thanks to its simple user interface, without trouble the circuit might
then be operated and simulated.

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