Abstract: A light emitting display includes a plurality of light emitting diodes (LEDs) or other type of light sources mounted in a parallel-connected array that is supplied electrical current from a power bus. A voltage drop occurs along the power bus, where each successive LED is connected. To achieve either substantially equal current flow (or different desired levels of current flow) through the LEDs, a conductance of resistive traces that connect the LEDs to the power bus is selectively controlled. The resistive traces are formed by printing a resistive ink on the substrate. The conductivity of the ink used to form the resistive traces, their length, and/or the width or other cross-sectional size of the resistive traces may be selectively controlled to achieve the desired electrical current supplied to each light source, so that a uniform or desired light intensity is emitted by the LEDs.