Just take a look at the original schematic, you will clearly see 100R trimmer. Also when you look at the original schematic - Hiraga specified the highest hfe and Idss components for all transistors. This is why the selection of suitable modern substitutes is such a pain in the *** to get right.
Shoog
Shoog
I changed it to those lower values to see if it would pass more current. It wouldn't move off 0.4mA which indicated a fault with the spice model. when this was corrected it started conducting at about 7mA with those values - but it meant that the load resistor needed to be to small. After various tweaks I got it working correctly with the 100R bias pot and an adequate load resistor whilst maintaining the output bias current at a sensible 840mA.
Shoog
Shoog
from post7.................... which indicated a fault with the spice model. when this was corrected...........
Try checking the model by simulating ONLY the 2sj74 (and also 2sk170) within a circuit to reproduce the plots shown in the datasheet.
I think this is how some other Members have been developing better models.
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