Abstract
We report the experimental demonstration of efficient second-harmonic generation by splicing optically poled fiber segments. A device made from five segments each 20cm-long exhibits, at a fundamental average power of 4.2mW, a maximum increase of 5.5 in the conversion efficiency with respect to a single 20cm poled fiber, corresponding to a conversion efficiency of 5.4%. For any considered fundamental power, the conversion efficiency at the output of a five-segment device is larger than the efficiency of a single poled fiber having the same length.
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