Virtual Breadboard 5.57

Virtual Breadboard is an interactive circuit prototyping and simulation environment designed for building and testing microcontroller-based projects on a virtual solderless breadboard. It lets you drag and wire components, exercise digital and analog behavior, and iterate on designs without needing physical hardware. With a focus on embedded workflows, you can explore Arduino-style circuits, interact with peripheral models (LEDs, buttons, displays, I2C/SPI devices), and inspect signals using virtual instruments such as logic analyzers, oscilloscopes, and meters. You can also run and interact with firmware in simulation where supported, making it useful for education, documentation, and pre-hardware debugging.

Key capabilities:

• Visual, breadboard-style circuit layout with interactive components
• Microcontroller-centric simulation for rapid embedded prototyping
• Peripheral and sensor models to validate wiring and logic
• Virtual instruments for observing and troubleshooting signals
• A safe, low-cost environment for teaching, learning, and reducing wiring errors before moving to a physical build

Virtual Breadboard is developed by James Caska virtualbreadboard.com, LLC and is used by 25 users of Software Informer. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 1.2 and 5.5. The names of program executable files are VBB.exe, VBB 4.2.9.exe, Virtual Breadboard.exe and VirtualBreadBoard.exe.