“…The frequency itself can also provide information about the examined phenomenon, such as, for instance, the stability of power grid operation, the variability of the voltage generated by photovoltaic inverters, power plant frequency control capabilities [9], etc. The frequency of the signal can be directly processed into numerical values [6,10], but in the case of time-varying values, this issue is still the subject of many publications [1,[11][12][13][14][15][16] and research on new solutions [17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24]. The intensity of the research is favored by: high availability of converters of physical quantities into frequency (X/f) [25], low sensitivity of the information transmission channel using the frequency signal to electromagnetic interference and amplitude attenuation [26,27], high accuracy of constant frequency measurement, and widely available programmable systems containing counters enabling high accuracy frequency measurement [28,29].…”