parameters: (self)
return_statement: return self._implementation.get_flow_rate()
docstring: The speeds (in uL/s) configured for the pipette.
  
          This is an object with attributes ``aspirate``, ``dispense``, and
          ``blow_out`` holding the flow rates for the corresponding operation.
  
          .. note::
            This property is equivalent to :py:attr:`speed`; the only
            difference is the units in which this property is specified.
            specifying this property uses the units of the volumetric flow rate
            of liquid into or out of the tip, while :py:attr:`speed` uses the
            units of the linear speed of the plunger inside the pipette.
            Because :py:attr:`speed` and :py:attr:`flow_rate` modify the
            same values, setting one will override the other.
  
          For instance, to change the flow rate for aspiration on an instrument
          you would do
  
          .. code-block :: python
  
              instrument.flow_rate.aspirate = 50
docstring_summary: The speeds (in uL/s) configured for the pipette.
docstring_tokens: The speeds ( in uL / s ) configured for the pipette .
function: def flow_rate(self) -> "FlowRates":
          """The speeds (in uL/s) configured for the pipette.
  
          This is an object with attributes ``aspirate``, ``dispense``, and
          ``blow_out`` holding the flow rates for the corresponding operation.
  
          .. note::
            This property is equivalent to :py:attr:`speed`; the only
            difference is the units in which this property is specified.
            specifying this property uses the units of the volumetric flow rate
            of liquid into or out of the tip, while :py:attr:`speed` uses the
            units of the linear speed of the plunger inside the pipette.
            Because :py:attr:`speed` and :py:attr:`flow_rate` modify the
            same values, setting one will override the other.
  
          For instance, to change the flow rate for aspiration on an instrument
          you would do
  
          .. code-block :: python
  
              instrument.flow_rate.aspirate = 50
  
          """
          return self._implementation.get_flow_rate()
function_tokens: def flow_rate ( self ) -> "FlowRates" : return self . _implementation . get_flow_rate ( )