Wavelength-locking of a multiwavelength stabilized slotted Fabry–Pérot (SFP) laser to a single-mode laser source is experimentally demonstrated. The SFP resonates at channels spaced by~8 nm between 1510 and 1565 nm over a wide range of temperatures and drive currents. Under low-power ($<-$20 dBm) external optical injection, wavelength-locking with a sidemode suppression ratio (SMSR)$>$25 dB is achieved. A locking width of$>$25 GHz and SMSR$>$30 dB can be achieved for each locked wavelength channel at injection power$>-$16 dBm.
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