To date, up to 10 Gbit/s FSO communication system has been realized for transmission distance over 1000 km of star-ground or inter-star communications [
], and 208 Gbit/s terrestrial communication is also reported at 55 m transmission distance [
]. Wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) technology is commonly employed to improve data transmission capacity in fiber communication systems, which would be more effective in FSO communication systems benefitting from very weak non-linear cross talk between different frequency channels in free space. Based on a simulation platform, a WDM FSO communication system could boost the signal transmission capacity to 1.28 Tbit/s by modulating 32 optical channels with dual-polarization 16 quadrature amplitude modulation signals [
]. To date, beyond 10 Tbit/s FSO communication systems have been experimentally demonstrated recently using WDM technology [
,
]. However, a WDM communication system becomes power-hungry and bulky with the increase of transmission channels while traditional distributed feedback lasers are used as optical carriers. In addition, more rigorous requirement is imposed on the frequency tolerance of carrier lasers to avoid channel overlap with the decrease of channel frequency interval.