Semiconductor optoelectronic integrated circuit and methodology for making same employing gate-all-around epitaxial structures

Abstract

Integrated circuitry is fabricated from semiconductor layers formed on a substrate, which include a p-type gate-all-around layer structure that includes a plurality of quantum well structures formed between a pair of p-type thin doped layers spaced vertically from one another. A p-type layer is formed above the p-type gate-all-around layer structure. An etch operation exposes the p-type layer. P-type ions are implanted into the exposed second p-type layer to a depth that extends through the p-type gate-all-around layer structure and contacts the p-type thin doped layers of the p-type gate-all-around layer structure. A gate electrode of an n-channel HFET device is formed in contact with the ion-implanted p-type region(s). Source and drain electrodes of the n-channel HFET device are formed in contact with ion-implanted n-type regions that contact the plurality of quantum well structures of the p-type gate-all-around layer structure. P-channel GAA HFET devices, complementary BICFET devices, stacked complementary HFET devices and circuits and/or logic gates based thereon, and a variety of optoelectronic devices and optical devices can also be formed as part of the integrated circuitry.