Accelerometer

Hey guys,
I've asked myself if there is a acceleration sensor that can read about 1000 values ​​per second.
If such a sensor exists, is it compatible with an arduino uno or only with special types of arduino?
I am a freshman in the topic of arduino and would be very happy to receive an answer.

I've asked myself

Suggest you ask Google instead, as there are a number of them, all with different characteristics like range, accuracy, precision, supply voltage, interface types, price, etc.

Forum members are rarely in a position to guess your requirements.

I asked Google for about 2hours...
My requirements for the sensor are a range of +/- 1g and about 1000 values per second.

If these are too much requirements, what do I have to search for to get such a sensor?

A range of +/- 1 g won't do you much good, because everything on the Earth's surface is subjected to 1 g acceleration (gravity), in addition to the accelerations produced by any other forces. As you have probably discovered, the most sensitive range is usually +/-2 or +/-3 g.

If you could take a moment to describe what you want to do, people might be more willing to help.

I would like to measure for my work the acceleration of an ax, which strikes different woods from about 1 meter in height. Here I would like to find out which wood slows down the ax slowest and thus which wood is the easiest to split.

The arduino would be attached to the ax and should measure when and in which period the ax is braked by the wood. Due to the fact that these time differences are very low for different woods, the sensor would need about 1000 readings per second. I am not sure if a sensor can deliver so many values ​​per second and how I find one on the internet.

The acceleration experienced by an axe head when it hits wood could be 200 g or higher, similar to car crashes, so you will need an accelerometer capable of handling that range or possibly even higher.

The ADXL377 (+/- 200 g) is designed for that sort of application and has an adjustable bandwidth, up to at least 1 kHz. If you buy one on a module, you must ensure that the module is configured with the correct components for the highest possible bandwidth.

The device output is measured using analogRead(), which by default is configured to read a single channel at about 10 kHz.

What research have you done on the topic?

If I'm honest, I'm an absolute freshman on arduino, I need the experiment for the school. The topic was given to me without any knowledge of my teacher.
How do you come to the fact that a force of up to 200g comes about when the ax is about 1 kilogram heavy and strikes the wood from a small distance?

Im not english sorry,
I just need a sensor which reads about 1000 values per second...