Why not look at the datasheet links that come up, which tell you what specs the halls have? Then you can use those specs to find another sensor that has whatever specs are important to you, and then you can look for those sensors.
the A B C D stuff is for various performance ratings i think. you can read the honeywell data sheet. the chinese versions will work as well as the honeywell. they are not that complicated. for the throttle it is a gross function so none of it matters.
yes. the state switches from on to off as the magnetic poles reverse direction.
this happens every time the hall sensor is passed by the individual magnets on the hub, and the 3 hall sensors are spaced 120o apart in this 360o wide span that is switching at the pole frequency.