Any issues using schottky in the place of Rectifier diode?

[mic5]

For reverse voltage protection of 100V, I like to use schottky diode instead of ordinary rectifier diode.
Is it create any issue or any specifications more to see other than reverse voltage?

 

[ronsimpson]

Schottky diodes have higher leakage than other diodes. There should be a graph on the data sheet showing leakage current verses forward voltage. A 100V diode will have major current flow at 50 volts.

 

[simonbramble]

watch the leakage current over temperature too. For example the PMEG parts from NXP are good at room temp, but reverse leakage gets to the mA range at high temperature. This is not just ambient temp, but the temp the diode will be operating at - including self heating. Apart from that, check the forward current rating and the reverse voltage rating. As long as these are in excess of your current part, you should be OK

 

[mic5]

Thanks for the reply.
Since the leakage current is the matter in design, I am concluded to not use schottky diode.
Here is the comparison for both diodes.

Schottky leakage current : 0.55 to 7mA
Rectifier I leakage current : 20 to 200uA