Recently, improved confinement plasma with the internal transport barrier (ITB) on the Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak has been achieved through extensive experiments in high βN scenario development. ELMy H-mode plasmas are heated by lower hybrid wave and neutral beam injection, with BT = 1.6 T, Ip = 400/450 kA and q95 in the range 3.7–4.6. ITB with optimized reversal q profiles and central flat q profiles are observed in these H-mode plasmas, which lead to better confinement. The electron temperature ITB, ion temperature ITB, and electron density ITB exhibit different characteristics. In this paper, the formation and sustainment of ITB on ne channel has great relationship with magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) behaviors. For Te channel, q profile has a dominating effect. Reversal magnetic shear and MHD behaviors are both effective in Ti ITB formation. Suppression of turbulence in the ITB region is the common reason on all the channels. In addition, the power threshold of the ITB formation should be concentrated on electrons and ions separately. The results of this study can widen the understanding of ITB and be helpful in exploring better candidate operational scenarios for future fusion devices.