MATLAB: Import Jpk AFM images Matlab

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Hi everybody, I am trying to extract, from AFM data, a number of parameters from different sets of channels ( Height, Lateral deflection, Photo sum Etc. ) and import it into Matlab.

I currently use Gwyddion to do so, save to CSV and import to Matlab.

But as the amount of data is consistent, would anyone know how to read '.jpk' extensions in Matalb so I could write a script to do the analysis directly? Or have a script to at least to open the '.jpk' extensions for import?

Traditional input methods, also through the import tool, don't do the job as some import only the first layer of data.

Thank You all very much. Best.

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Hello Robert

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Best wishes, Alex

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