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TSOP IC in Proteus Professional

10/11/2013 7:44 AM

How to use TSOP 1736 IC (infrared receiver) in Proteus professional software. I searched in the library but could not get it. Under what name it is available in the library?
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Re: TSOP IC in proteus professional

10/11/2013 8:20 AM

if you can provide the other letters in the part number you can type the number in the search bar and get a pdf data sheet. Is it too new to be in the library ?

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10/11/2013 8:24 AM

Problably not in the library. May be lucky and get it from a 3rd party or you may have to create your own model. Look here - <click>

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Re: TSOP IC in Proteus Professional

10/11/2013 11:03 PM

Very misleading part name. There are surface mount device packages with the TSOP (Thin Small-Outline Package) designation.

You are right, it isn't in the Proteus library. I suggest reviewing the TSOT1736 (no space - most electronic component part numbers do not have a space between the letter prefix and the number suffix) Datasheet and then checking the Proteus Help files for how to make a custom component/device. If you can't find it, call Proteus and ask them how to do it.

Pretty new to electronic design?

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