PI loop filter in Verilog

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From what I understand about PID controllers is that the integral 
portion is just an accumulator. Which is why its integral = integral + 
FILT_I. Each time it adds the current value to the 
accumulator(integrator).

The formulas on the right are for the analog filter in the article, 
which is made with an op amp. I'm not sure you're going to find a 
correlation between the two.

Just my two cents.
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Hello, There are two variables, integral and proportional when clk=1 
then
integral decreases ,when clk=0 then it decreases.

proportional toggles from negative to positive with the FILT amplitude.

and both of them goes into vtcl with is the factor controlling the 
period of the VCO.

how this logic represnt PID loop filter?

Thanks

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