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The dielectric properties of Ni and Fe doped KDP have been investigated by means of the thermally stimulated depolarization technique. Depolarization peaks in the range 150 K - 300 K appear. The peak positions are independent of time and temperature of polarization being attributed to dipolar defects formed by an impurity in substituting a K ion and a compensating K or H vacancy.
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