Counter-examples in representations of associative algebra

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Here are something well-known.

$V \cong W \Rightarrow \chi_V=\chi_W$ holds for finite representations of arbitrary associative algebra.

But $ \chi_V=\chi_W \Rightarrow V \cong W $ is true only for finite representations of finite group.

Could anyone give a counter-example that two nonisomorphic finite representations of an associative algebra have the same character ?