In an 8-QAM modulator, the input signals are typically encoded as a combination of amplitude and phase variations. The given input signals are C=1, I=1, Q=0, and the reference carrier is -cos(wt), where w represents the angular frequency and t is the time variable.
Based on the provided table, we can map the input signals to their corresponding outputs:
1. When I=1 and Q=0:
- The output voltage is +1.307V when C=1.
2. When I=1 and Q=0:
- The output voltage is -0.541V when C=0.
Therefore, based on the input signals C=1, I=1, Q=0 and the reference carrier -cos(wt), the output would be +1.307V.