Upscaling Aleph-J SRPP tp 100W

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By using high-current j-FETs at Aleph-J input one can upscale this schematic to 100W. Is it reasonable at a price of using p-channel output MOSFETs ?
 

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Ordinarily I let the availability of good cheap N channel output
Mosfets dictate the use of P ch Jfets on the input. It is not
difficult to parallel several of them to get the current up.

Also, on your schematic you definitely want some Gate stopper
resistors on your cascode transistors, say 100-221 ohms.

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Ordinarily I let the availability of good cheap N channel output Mosfets dictate the use of P ch Jfets on the input. It is not
difficult to parallel several of them to get the current up.

Also, on your schematic you definitely want some Gate stopper
resistors on your cascode transistors, say 100-221 ohms.

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Dear Nelson, thanks for your input, the gate stopper must be added. I know opinions that in schematics with NFB, p-chann devices affect sound being used in either output or input stages. Also, in two-stage schematics the input stage theoretically needs more current, more current ... It would be interesting to check which combination is better, under 2 x 50mA input stage conditions, p-ch - n-ch or reverse, IMHO. As for prices, I get both 2SK1529 or 2SJ200 equally for 4 USD/piece. Questions of capacitors are more sensitive. But in USA, you are right, easier to parallel several 2SJ74 than to pay 18 USD for CP650 per piece. Since i already have a lot of j-fets similar to CP650, I am looking for possibilities of using them.
 
One also might want to compare data for CP650 and 2SJ74.
CP650: gm = 0,150 S, Ciss = 20 pF, Idss = 500 mA
2SJ74: gm = 0,022 S, Ciss = 105 pF, Idss = 10 mA
For total current of 50mA, a 5-piece set of 2SJ74 results in Ciss=525pF,
to be compared with 20pF of CP650. So, it seems that CP650 might open a new quality in respective schematics. I know the one and only guru capable of schematics fine tuning and simplification. Hope he could get some interest to such mid power j-fets.
 
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