Abstract: A receiving apparatus for downhole near-bit wireless transmission emission includes an electrical isolation drill collar and an internal electrical isolation short tube. The insulating subs are serially connected and disposed in the middle of the electrical isolation drill collar and the internal electrical isolation sub to realize electric isolation. The electrical isolation drill collar is electrically coupled with the internal electrical isolation short tube through a lantern stabilizer. The receiving apparatus further includes a wireless transmission receiving unit. The electrical isolation drill collar and the internal electrical isolation short tube of the receiving apparatus both have an electrical isolation function. The insulating subs in the electrical isolation drill collar and the internal electrical isolation short tube are non-detachable, and can meet downhole requirements for high torsion and high-pressure sealing property.

Abstract: A near-bit constant-power wireless short-distance transmission apparatus includes a transmitting portion and a receiving portion. The transmitting portion is connected to a near-bit measurement sub while the receiving portion is connected to a measurement while drilling system. The transmitting portion processes data received by the bit measurement sub and then transmits it to the receiving portion. The receiving portion further processes the information and then transmits it to the measurement while drilling system. An insulating sub is inserted in the transmitting portion and separates the transmitting portion into a transmitting positive pole and a transmitting negative pole, which become electrically isolated from each other. Another insulating sub is inserted in the receiving portion and separates the receiving portion into a receiving positive pole and a receiving negative pole, which become electrically isolated from each other.