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WLAN ( 2.4 Ghz ) AMPLIFIER

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I'm researching the design of a bidirectional amplifier for wlan ( 2.4 Ghz ) applications, like that it appears here (http://www.qsl.net/n9zia/wireless/appendixD.html).
My question is the following one: How i can control the sdpt switchs without having to take to amplifier an extra signal of control? A design with a RF detector is possible?
The two following pictures describe my doubt and put somes ics for the possible design:
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Is a factible solution using a duplexer for tx-rx control ?
 

The switching time is too high when using the RF to drive the WLAN antenna switch.
You cannot use a duplexer in WLAN.

regards
 

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