Final answer:
QPSK signals are obtained by mapping information symbols to specific carrier phases. (0,0) is mapped to π/4, (1,0) to 3π/4, (1,1) to 5π/4, and (0,1) to 7π/4.
Step-by-step explanation:
The QPSK signals are obtained by mapping the information symbols to specific carrier phases. In QPSK modulation, each symbol is represented by two bits.
The symbol (0,0) is mapped to a carrier phase of π/4, symbol (1,0) is mapped to a carrier phase of 3π/4, symbol (1,1) is mapped to a carrier phase of 5π/4, and symbol (0,1) is mapped to a carrier phase of 7π/4.