Introduction:In the past, FPGAs were typically low density and low performance梪sed primarily as "glue" logic to piece together a system. Today, FPGAs are high density, high performance components梪sed to implement major system functionality. Since the current trend is to use multiple FPGAs on a PCB, how do you effectively and efficiently integrate the two? New FPGA/PCB concurrent design processes and tools significantly improve system performance, product costs, and designer productivity. This session will discuss these new design approaches.