Next, these multiplexed color channels are sent to the display hardware, which employs a process called demultiplexing to separate the data back into its original red, green, and blue components. This demultiplexing process extracts the binary data for each color channel from the combined signal, allowing the display hardware to determine the intensity of red, green, and blue light required for each pixel.

Finally, the display hardware emits the appropriate combination of red, green, and blue light for each pixel, based on the demultiplexed binary data. This results in the accurate reproduction of colors and images on the screen, as each pixel's color is determined by its binary representation in the RGB color space. →