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What is the composition of MWD (Wireless Measurement While Drilling)? Where is the high temperature battery applied?

Downhole sensors: These sensors measure various parameters, such as inclination, azimuth, and toolface orientation, as well as measurements of geological formations and fluid properties.

Power source: A high temperature battery is typically used as the power source for the downhole sensors.

The high temperature battery is typically located near the downhole sensors, within the MWD toolstring.

The high temperature battery provides power to the downhole sensors, enabling them to continuously measure and transmit data while drilling is taking place.

Telemetry system: This system transmits data from the downhole sensors to the surface in real-time using wireless communication technologies, such as mud pulse telemetry or electromagnetic telemetry.

Surface equipment: This includes the equipment needed to receive, process, and display the data transmitted from the downhole sensors, such as data acquisition systems, displays, and computers.

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