I guess the triple driver wound raise the OPS input voltage to something a bit closer to a FET OPS making the error correction easier.
I tried using a bipolar OPS with err correction (sim only) about 10 yrs ago using a low voltage WB video opamp driven off supplies bootstrapped to the output rail. Seemed to reduce distortion significantly but I took it no further and did not check stability.
I tried using a bipolar OPS with err correction (sim only) about 10 yrs ago using a low voltage WB video opamp driven off supplies bootstrapped to the output rail. Seemed to reduce distortion significantly but I took it no further and did not check stability.
Original Hawksford and Cordell implementation can be compared here :
https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/solid-state/318535-error-correction.html#post5335003
https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/solid-state/318535-error-correction.html#post5335003
Original Hawksford and Cordell implementation can be compared here :
https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/solid-state/318535-error-correction.html#post5335003
Cordell is an implementation of Hawksford.