12-25V? Seems a little big for that... and.. anode/grid? Oh, VFD, gotcha.
Well hell, you hardly need any current at all; a charge pump might even be sufficient? (e.g., 555 followed by a diode-capacitor multiplying ladder?)
Offhand, not having checked datasheets:
- Using a 5V converter on a 12V supply doesn't make any sense (12V capable converters are all over the place, even one as old as UC3843)
- The MOSFETs shown are pretty awkward in size and ratings (more volts and amps than necessary, NOT logic level!). But if you simply have them on hand, yeah, they'll work, more or less. They should be logic level though (rated for Rds(on) at 4.5Vgs), which the parts listed are not, I think.
- I'd recommend against a schottky above 10 or 20V, just because you're not looking at much difference between that, and something even more pedestrian, like a UF4002 (or if we're talking junkbox parts here -- anything in the FR10n, UF400n, 1N493n, RG1x, etc. range), or even 1N914/1N4148 since we're talking low current anyway. Really, as long as the schottky is rated for the voltage (plus a useful safety margin, say 50%), it's still not a problem using that. If you have it on hand as well, no problem.
- Likewise, the inductor is huge, which would be fine for the ratings, along with everything else being big -- they're just well beyond the range needed for your application.
Tim