The library component appears as in the Proteus component list.
Click on the button (the yellow operational amplifier icon on the left toolbar).
Proteus Design Suite, known for its powerful mixed-mode SPICE simulation and PCB design capabilities, offers a solution. Thanks to third-party and official library support, you can now simulate ESP32-based projects entirely within Proteus before committing to hardware.
To make the simulated chip run your code, you must point it to a compiled binary file:
Simulating an ESP32 is significantly more complex than simulating an 8-bit Arduino. The ESP32 operates at higher clock speeds and manages complex wireless stacks. Most Proteus ESP32 libraries function as hex-file interpreters
Even with the limitations, there is a wide range of projects that work perfectly well with an ESP32 library in Proteus.
To help tailor this setup for your specific project, tell me: