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Fail-safe FPGA design features for high-reliability systems

FPGAs have become a ubiquitous part of today's processing technology. Their use has grown from traditional glue logic interfaces of the past to the most advanced information processing systems used by core Internet routers and high-performance computing systems. What remains common throughout this evolution is the desire to integrate more functionality in less space while using less power and at a lower cost.