  Inner edge state with spin and valley degrees of freedom is a promising
candidate to design a dissipationless device due to the topological protection.
The central challenge for the application of inner edge state is to generate
and modulate the polarized currents. In this work, we discover a new mechanism
to generate fully valley- and spin-valley-polarized current caused by the Bloch
wavevector mismatch (BWM). Based on this mechanism, we design some serial-typed
inner-edge filters. With once of the BWM, the coincident states could be
divided into transmitted and reflected modes, which can serve as a valley or
spin-valley filter. In particular, while with twice of the BWM, the incident
current is absolutely reflected to support an off state with a specified valley
and spin, which is different from the gap effect. These findings give rise to a
new platform for designing valleytronics and spin-valleytronics.
