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Helicenes and their derivatives show great application prospects as circularly polarized luminescence (CPL) materials, but their fluorescence quantum yields (ΦFLs) need a breakthrough urgently. Herein, we reported a series of D−π−A type helical luminescent emitters by combining the 7helicene‐like imide acceptor with five different donors. The obtained five emitters display blue‐to‐orange luminescence and markedly enhanced ΦFL. Notably, TPA‐NiBTI exhibits the maximum ΦFL in solution, while TPE‐NiBTI achieves a maximum ΦFL in the solid state. Their two pairs of enantiomers, (P/M)‐TPA‐NiBTI and (P/M)‐TPE‐NiBTI, exhibit remarkable CPL activities, and their doped PS film both displayed doubled ΦFLs. Among them, (P/M)‐TPE‐NiBTI‐doped PS film exhibits the maximum luminescence dissymmetry factor (|glum|) value of 9.0×10−4 and the maximum ΦFL of 22%. This molecular design strategy presents a promising approach to improving the ΦFL of helicene derivatives, thereby facilitating their potential application into chiral optoelectronic devices.
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