“…In reality, there are differences between these two paths, for example, unequal conductor length, unmatched twists or kinks in the cable, unmatched via stubs and via transitions, as well as local variation of the dielectric constant. These differences can cause positive and negative paths to deliver their signals at different moments at the end of a differential channel [1]- [8]. Within-pair skew (WPS), also called intra-pair skew, is defined as the time difference in propagation between two complementary signals transmitting through a differential signaling channel.…”