Talk:Linear encoder

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Info on "Leslie and Russell code" of National Engineering Laboratory used in position encoders?

For a Wikipedia article I'm looking for any information on a code I stumbled upon in a 1972 book, where it is briefly mentioned and called "Leslie and Russel code", presumably used or originating at National Engineering Laboratory UK and offered by various encoder manufacturers (at least at the time). If you have any idea or information about this code or its two namegivers, please ping me or reply in this thread:

Talk:National Engineering Laboratory#Info on "Leslie and Russell code" of National Engineering Laboratory used in position encoders?

Thanks. --Matthiaspaul (talk) 21:32, 16 January 2018 (UTC)[reply]