Yes, you may get it over
here. The sample driver, which demonstrates presence of a bus filter by adding a new compatible ID, "BffDevice", to the compatible IDs list, must be installed on Windows 10 or higher, x64.
If you have an old CalDight T3/T4, you may also try
the experimental driver, which will add "BffDevice" compatible ID to each of the disks inserted to T3/T4. Thereafter, you may run as administrator asm106x\create_raid_volume.ps1 in PowerShell to create a RAID 5 volume with those disks.
Caution: Make sure you have backed up data in your disks before you run asm106x\create_raid_volume.ps1.