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In order to meet the energy requirement of the total population of the globe, we have designed an energy efficient data flip flop on different nanometer technology-based FPGA. We used frequency scaling technique in order to analyze power dissipation. The power has been analyzing for Virtex 6 (40nm) FPGA, Spartan 3 (90nm) FPGA, Spartan 6 (45nm FPGA). We varied the frequency from 10 MHz to 100 GHz and observed the different powers of chips which are clustered on data flip flop, e.g. Clocks, Signals, I/O, Leakage, and Total power. We observed that at low frequency, there is less power dissipation whereas at high frequency more power is dissipated.
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