Continuing on with the transmission path of the MTCH bit, FIG. 31 depicts pixel circuitry 780 that may be used in conjunction with the smart buffer circuitry of FIG. 30. The pixel circuitry 780 includes an input latch 782 (e.g., inverter pair) and an output latch 784 (e.g., inverter pair) that are both operated to latch digital data transmitted from a smart buffer, for example the smart buffer 712, in response to a write enabled (write_en) control signal 786. Upon latching, the digital data may be automatically transmitted to a gate of a driving transistor 788. Similar to previously discussed, the driving transistor 788 is activated in response to the digital data, depending on the value of the digital data, and causes a driving current to transmit through light-emitting circuitry, for example, a light-emitting diode 790, of the pixel circuitry 780.
