M maxrc New Member Aug 25, 2010 #1 Hi all, I am a new forum user from Italy. I am trying to simulate a microcontroller with a variable power supply (VDD connected to the output of MCP41010), but I am not able to success. 1- I change the Hidden power VDD pin from VDD to MY_VCC 2 - I modify the (Design--Power rail) configuration but the voltage remain fixed. There is another way to do this? Anyone ever do this? Thanks Max
Hi all, I am a new forum user from Italy. I am trying to simulate a microcontroller with a variable power supply (VDD connected to the output of MCP41010), but I am not able to success. 1- I change the Hidden power VDD pin from VDD to MY_VCC 2 - I modify the (Design--Power rail) configuration but the voltage remain fixed. There is another way to do this? Anyone ever do this? Thanks Max
Y yaser New Member Aug 29, 2010 #2 hi. there is not any way.becuse we dont have no MCU that it work by other voltage(they work only by 5 volt that proteus provide that).
hi. there is not any way.becuse we dont have no MCU that it work by other voltage(they work only by 5 volt that proteus provide that).
M maxrc New Member Aug 30, 2010 #3 What you say is not true, you can change the voltage supply from Design->Power Rail (from 0 to VDD, e.g. 3.3V, not only 5V).
What you say is not true, you can change the voltage supply from Design->Power Rail (from 0 to VDD, e.g. 3.3V, not only 5V).
E ece_jm New Member Sep 7, 2010 #4 most microcontrollers operates in 5V and/or 3.3V... Why do you need to vary the voltage anyway?