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Traditional radio frequency bi-directional amplifiers rely on switches with their associated increase in cost, size and loss to achieve time division duplexing. A switchless bi-directional amplifier is proposed whereby the power amplifier (PA) and low noise amplifier (LNA) are connected directly in an anti-parallel configuration. Experimental results show that there is no gain degradation when compared with the individual power amplifier and low noise amplifier.