Wired downhole adjustable mud motors

1. A downhole motor for directional drilling, comprising:

a driveshaft assembly including a driveshaft housing and a driveshaft rotatably disposed within the driveshaft housing;

a bearing assembly including a bearing housing and a bearing mandrel rotatably disposed within the bearing housing, wherein the bearing mandrel is configured to couple with a drill bit;

a bend adjustment assembly configured to adjust a bend setting of the downhole motor;

a lock piston comprising an unlocked position, and a locked position configured to lock the bend setting of the bend adjustment assembly;

one or more hydraulic pumps configured to actuate the lock piston into the unlocked position to unlock the bend adjustment assembly; and

an electronics package configured to indicate the bend setting of the bend adjustment assembly.

2. The downhole motor of claim 1 , wherein the electronics package is configured to indicate whether lock piston is in the locked position or the unlocked position.

3. The downhole motor of claim 1 , further comprising a solenoid valve configured to lock the lock piston into at least one of the locked and unlocked positions in response to receiving a locking signal.

4. The downhole motor of claim 1 , wherein the bend adjustment assembly comprises an actuator piston configured to, in response to actuating the actuator piston from a deactivated position to an activated position, actuate the bend adjustment assembly between a first position that provides a first deflection angle between a longitudinal axis of the driveshaft housing and a longitudinal axis of the bearing mandrel, and a second position that provides a second deflection angle between the longitudinal axis of the driveshaft housing and the longitudinal axis of the bearing mandrel that is different from the first deflection angle.

5. The downhole motor of claim 4 , wherein the electronics package is configured to indicate whether the actuator piston is in the deactivated position or the activated position.

6. The downhole motor of claim 1 , wherein the electronics package comprises an electromagnetic short hop transmitter configured to communicate with an electromagnetic short hop receiver disposed in a measurement-while-drilling (MWD) tool coupled to the downhole motor.

7. The downhole motor of claim 1 , wherein the electronics package comprises an electromagnetic communication link.

8. The downhole motor of claim 1 , wherein the one or more hydraulic pumps are configured to actuate the bend adjustment assembly includes a first position that provides a first deflection angle between a longitudinal axis of the driveshaft housing and a longitudinal axis of the bearing mandrel, and a second position that provides a second deflection angle between the longitudinal axis of the driveshaft housing and the longitudinal axis of the bearing mandrel that is different from the first deflection angle.

9. A downhole motor for directional drilling, comprising:

a driveshaft assembly including a driveshaft housing and a driveshaft rotatably disposed within the driveshaft housing;

a bearing assembly including a bearing housing and a bearing mandrel rotatably disposed within the bearing housing, wherein the bearing mandrel is configured to couple with a drill bit;

a bend adjustment assembly configured to adjust a bend setting of the downhole motor;

a lock piston comprising an unlocked position, and a locked position configured to lock the bend setting of the bend adjustment assembly;

a solenoid valve configured to lock the lock piston into at least one of the locked and unlocked positions in response to receiving a locking signal; and

an electronics package configured to indicate the bend setting of the bend adjustment assembly.

10. The downhole motor of claim 9 , wherein the electronics package is configured to indicate whether lock piston is in the locked position or the unlocked position.

11. The downhole motor of claim 9 , further comprising a hydraulic pump configured to actuate the lock piston into the unlocked position to unlock the bend adjustment assembly.

12. The downhole motor of claim 9 , wherein the bend adjustment assembly comprises an actuator piston configured to, in response to actuating the actuator piston from a deactivated position to an activated position, actuate the bend adjustment assembly between a first position that provides a first deflection angle between a longitudinal axis of the driveshaft housing and a longitudinal axis of the bearing mandrel, and a second position that provides a second deflection angle between the longitudinal axis of the driveshaft housing and the longitudinal axis of the bearing mandrel that is different from the first deflection angle.

13. The downhole motor of claim 12 , wherein the electronics package is configured to indicate whether the actuator piston is in the deactivated position or the activated position.

14. The downhole motor of claim 9 , wherein the electronics package comprises an electromagnetic short hop transmitter configured to communicate with an electromagnetic short hop receiver disposed in a measurement-while-drilling (MWD) tool coupled to the downhole motor.

15. The downhole motor of claim 9 , wherein the electronics package comprises an electromagnetic communication link.

16. The downhole motor of claim 9 , further comprising one or more hydraulic pumps configured to actuate the bend adjustment assembly includes a first position that provides a first deflection angle between a longitudinal axis of the driveshaft housing and a longitudinal axis of the bearing mandrel, and a second position that provides a second deflection angle between the longitudinal axis of the driveshaft housing and the longitudinal axis of the bearing mandrel that is different from the first deflection angle.