If the units are Amps, 0.04A = 40mA and the LED should be on. I don't think your simulator is smart enough to burn out the LED for you. Most LEDs won't tolerate much more than 20mA without burning up.

Now it's +0.06 after adding the hidden Pins

 

What do you mean you can't find this pin? It's a 16 pin IC.

Please check , I added it as the circuit

but I got error

And

-- the main Circuit

 

I don't know about Proteus, but usually such software requires you to label the plus of your power supply (batteries) as well as the minus (or ground) if you're going to refer to it elsewhere. Your hidden pins are expecting to find labels and your model does not have them. It looks like Proteus is looking for labels in order to assign the hidden pins to the appropriate connections. I wish I could explain better, but I've never used Proteus.

 

The problem is not the circuit. It's the learning curve of Proteus.

Actually the circuit is working after changing the operating voltage to 12V but.......

Looks like you screwed up the properties of Active LED-xxxx components after renaming their names to Y/NS, G/EW..... etc.



Should be working now.

Allen

 

The problem is not the circuit. It's the learning curve of Proteus.

Actually the circuit is working after changing the operating voltage to 12V but.......

Looks like you screwed up the properties of Active LED-xxxx components after renaming their names to Y/NS, G/EW..... etc.

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Should be working now.

Allen

ooooooooooooh yesssssssss it works
Thanks Big Thanks
you are so kind