Abstract: A wavelength locking method, apparatus, and system are provided. The wavelength locking method includes modulating, by using scrambling signals with a same frequency and different phases, each one of a plurality of optical channel signals respectively; processing, by a combiner, a splitter, and a wavelength locker, the modulated optical signals, so as to acquire photoelectricity detector (PD) signals; performing phase discrimination on the PD signals to acquire wavelength information of the optical channels; determining different shift values corresponding to the different wavelength information; and adjusting wavelengths of the optical channels according to the corresponding shift values.

Abstract: A wavelength locking method, apparatus, and system are provided. The wavelength locking method includes modulating, by using scrambling signals with a same frequency and different phases, each one of a plurality of optical channel signals respectively; processing, by a combiner, a splitter, and a wavelength locker, the modulated optical signals, so as to acquire photoelectricity detector (PD) signals; performing phase discrimination on the PD signals to acquire wavelength information of the optical channels; determining different shift values corresponding to the different wavelength information; and adjusting wavelengths of the optical channels according to the corresponding shift values.

Abstract: In the field of photonic integrated communication, a method and an apparatus for filtering locking are provided, so as to solve the problem in the conventional wavelength locking technology that any increase of the wave number also incurs increases in costs and circuit complexity, and it is difficult to extract dithered information. The method and apparatus for filtering locking employ a centralized wavelength locking method of injecting a single dither to a Photonic Integrated Device (PID)/Photonic Integrated Circuit (PIC), thereby reducing circuit board area and control circuit complexity. A weak dither signal can be accurately extracted by means of a combination of analog filtering and digital filtering. The technical solution is appropriate for use in photonic integrated systems in which two or more PID/PIC chips with multi-wavelength modules are cascaded.