We present an alternative mechanism to control the domain wall motion, whose directions are manipulated by the amplitude of electrical currents when modulating the ratio of D/A (constants of Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction over exchange interaction).To confirm this mechanism, we observe this type of domain wall motion and demonstrate linear magnetic switching without hysteresis effect via adjusting the D/A of Ta/Pt/Co/Ta multilayer device with ion implantations. We further find field-free biased and chirally controllable multistate switching at the lateral interface of ion exposed and unexposed area, which is due to the current induced Neel wall motion and a strong exchange coupling at this interface.
Multistate magnetic switching by current induced domain wall motion promises multiple applications in nonvolatile memories [1], logics [2] and artificial intelligence computing [3-5].Experiments [6][7][8][9][10] and simulations [11][12][13][14] proved that alternating the sign of spin currents via spin-orbit torque (SOT) [15,16], magnetic domain walls can be driven to opposite directions. Positive current drives the domain wall to one direction and negative current to the other direction, since the spin vectors of the spin currents exerted on the domain wall are determined by the sign of charge current. These domain wall motions driven by SOT exhibit