A multiwavelength locking apparatus using an acousto-optic tunable filter being connected to output terminals of N light sources and locking output wavelengths of the light sources using respective light beams of N different wavelengths outputted from the light sources, comprising an optical splitter, a wavelength detecting filter, a wavelength discriminator, a photo-detector, and a frequency filter adapted to allow signals of a specific frequency to pass therethrough, further comprising:
- an acousto-optic tunable filter for receiving the light beams having N different frequencies respectively outputted from the light sources, along with N pilot signals having N different frequencies respectively, and converting each of the frequencies of output beams corresponding to the N pilot signals, whereby, the N frequency-converted output beams from the acousto-optic tunable filter are inputted to the photo-detector, then N electrical signals respectively corresponding to the N frequencies of the pilot signals are outputted through the photo-detector, separated from one another according to the light sources respectively, and then used to compensate for each of the output wavelengths of the light sources, thereby enabling the corresponding light sources to output locked wavelengths respectively.