PicsimLab 0.9

PicsimLab is an open-source microcontroller simulation environment that lets you develop, run, and test firmware on realistic virtual boards—without needing physical hardware. Focused primarily on Microchip PIC devices, it provides a hands-on lab experience with interactive peripherals and instruments so you can validate designs, experiment, and teach embedded concepts efficiently.

Key features:

• Ready-to-use virtual boards with common peripherals such as LEDs, buttons, seven-segment displays, character LCDs, sensors, and serial interfaces
• Load HEX/ELF firmware built with your preferred toolchain; run, pause, step, and reset execution
• Real-time inspection of registers, memory, and I/O pin states, plus breakpoint and execution control
• Support for serial and other interfaces to connect virtual boards with external tools for testing and automation
• Cross-platform and lightweight, suitable for education, prototyping, and continuous integration workflows
• Extensible component model that enables custom peripherals and flexible lab setups

Created and maintained by lcgamboa ([email protected]).

PicsimLab is developed by [email protected] and is used by 4 users of Software Informer. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 0.7, 0.8 and 0.9. The name of the program executable file is picsimlab.exe.